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Did somebody ask, who was Hitler's handler?

Set up at age 17 to meet him

Worked as a photographer's assistant

Catholic…

The facts about Eva Braun are these. She was born the middle of three sisters into a Catholic family; three lively, pretty girls. In 1929, at 17, she was working as an assistant to Hermann Hoffman, Hitler's official photographer. From the moment Hitler walked into the shop, she was in love. Her father frowned on, and later felt humiliated by, the liaison - not because his daughter was associated with the prime mover of the Nazi party, but because Hitler would not marry her; she was a mistress, not a wife. After 1933, when the Nazis were elected and took control of the press, her face vanished from the public gaze. As far as the public was concerned, the Führer was married to Germany, not to a little blonde in Munich.

Few people outside the party's inner circles were aware of her existence until after the war, when her death, alongside Hitler in their Berlin bunker, was announced. Hitler had married her 36 hours before. She would leave behind instructions to her sister, Ilse, to burn some of her papers, her dressmaker's bills. She did not want to go down in history as a shopaholic - the only sin, Sibylle writes, that she was aware of committing. Apart from these few facts she is a void.

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Not a trace is left.

Not a child between them

Good Catholic girls

Not long after this, Gertrude produced the family album. There was Eva at her older sister Ilse's wedding. Gertrude, young, serious-faced, holding flowers. There was Eva in evening dress. There were the three Braun sisters together, three good German Catholic girls of which there is nothing, not a trace left; not a child between them survived. There was her sister Gretel's wedding to Hermann Fegelein, said to be responsible for the murder of 20,000 Jews in Poland and the Soviet Union, him on the left in SS uniform, Hitler on the right. The picture is signed on the back from Gretel to Gertrude. Fifty-seven years after the end of the war, Gertrude still keeps a picture of Adolf Hitler in the family album. I could have asked her why, butI didn't. What was she going to say? My cousin Gretel was not a Nazi?

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Good Catholic girl has passionate relationship with Jewish Dr. Marx

Never marries. He leaves for the USA

Ilse Braun, the eldest of three daughters of Friedrich Braun (1879-1964) and Franziska Kronberger (1885-1976), was born in Simbach, Germany, in 1909. Her father was a master craftsman. Her sisters were Eva Braun and Gretl Braun.

In 1929 she went to work as a receptionist for Dr. Martin Levy Marx, a Jewish doctor. In 1932 her younger sister, Eva, began seeing Adolf Hitler. Ilse later wrote: "We Braun girls were not very communicative when it came to the details of our private lives. Even among ourselves, in the sanctum of our bedroom, we rarely spoke about our relations with men. There was a very strong barrier of puritanism, perhaps because of our convert education, perhaps because of the Victorian ideas of our parents. I knew that Eva sometimes went out with Hitler, but I knew nothing about the state of her feelings."

Eva was extremely jealous of Hitler's other girlfriends and in 1932 she also attempted suicide by shooting herself in the neck. Doctors managed to save her life, and after this incident Hitler seemed to become more attached to Eva. The problem returned and Hitler began seeing a great deal of Renate Müller, Unity Mitford and Stephanie von Hohenlohe. On her twenty-third birthday, Eva Braun again tried to kill herself. Ilse Braun suspected that her sister had to some extent staged this suicide. Eva had taken only twenty tablets of vanodorm, an amount that had little chance of killing her.

Hitler was shocked and turned up at her home asking for forgiveness. She recorded in her diary on 18th February, 1935, that he promised to buy her a house: "Dear God, please let them come true and let it happen in the near future… I am infinitely happy that he loves me so much and I pray that it may always remain so. I never want it to be my fault if one day he should cease to love me." However, in her diary on 28th May she complains: "Is this the mad love he promised me, when he doesn't send me a single comforting line in three months?"

Ilse Braun did not meet Adolf Hitler during this period. According to Heinz Linge, the reason for this was Ilse's Jewish employer: "Ilse Braun, her eldest sister, a very intelligent journalist, was friendly with a Jewish doctor and kept well away from the circle in which Eva found herself." After the passing of the Nuremberg Laws Ilse faced the possibility of being arrested and charged with "defiling the race".

Eva Braun suggested that Ilse went to work for Dr. Theodor Morell but she refused the offer. Nerin E. Gun, the author of Eva Braun: Hitler's Mistress (1969), has pointed out: "Eva wrote to her sister proposing that she should work for the wonder doctor. Ilse had been obliged to leave Dr. Marx by this time, at his request. The Jewish doctor realised that the association of the sister of the Führer's mistress with a Jew could only cause trouble for the Brauns, while he himself ran the risk of being sent to a concentration camp, this being a convenient way of disposing of those whose discretion was not to be trusted. Ilse greatly regretted his decision that they should separate." After leaving Marx she went to work for Albert Speer.

In 1939 Ilse Braun meet Adolf Hitler for the first time: "Hitler came towards me, took my hand, and raised it to his lips. His eyes were sky-blue, intense in their gaze, striking but always fixed, immobile. I was slightly disappointed, for I had imagined a more imposing man, more like the portraits that were displayed everywhere. He was always gesticulating dramatically with his hand. I examined his hands. They were very white, sensitive like those of a musician, not very masculine, but attractive…. There was no dancing. Hitler detested and consequently banned this form of amusement."

After leaving Speer's department she went to work for the right-wing newspaper, Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung. Ilse Braun married Dr. Fucke-Michaels in 1942. The couple moved to Breslau, where she was employed by the Schlesische Zeitung.

On 28th April, 1945, Adolf Hitler married Eva Braun. That night Hitler tested out a cyanide pill on his pet Alsatian dog, Blondi. Braun agreed to commit suicide with him. She could have become rich by writing her memoirs but she preferred not to live without Hitler. The Soviet troops were now only 300 yards away from Hitler's underground bunker. On 30th April Hitler and Eva Braun went into a private room and took cyanide tablets. Hitler also shot himself in the head. The bodies were then cremated and his ashes were hidden in the Chancellery grounds. Albert Speer commented: "Eva's love for him, her loyalty, were absolute - as she proved unmistakably at the end."

Ilse Braun died of cancer in Munich in 1979.

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Was Hitler a puppet?

Who was his handler

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Since Eva Braun disappeared into South America along with Adolf, we will have to investigate her sisters to understand who the Braun family was.

It is interesting how the Catholic church was entangled in Nazism given that Hitler was the great-grandson of Queen Victoria. His father was Crown Prince Albert-Victor and his mother was 17 year old Maria Vetsera, the mistress of Austria's Crown Prince Rudolph.

But we have suspected for long that the Phoenician banking clan had not only taken control of the Jews, but also the British Royals and the Papacy itself.

https://ww2gravestone.com/people/braun-ilse-ruth/