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Archival Files Resurrect Hitler Niece Case
New archival documents reveal discrepancies in the official dates of the death of Hitler's niece, Angela "Geli" Raubal, in 1931, raising questions about the possible involvement of Hitler or collusion by the Nazi regime in her death. Records indicate that the body was found 24 hours before Hitler left Munich, which confirms his presence in the city at the time of the incident and undermines the traditional narrative. The documents open the door to a reassessment of the circumstances surrounding Raubal's death, amid suspicions of political cover-up and the true cause of her demise, whether it was suicide or an orchestrated murder.
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