Partly in an effort to quell pro-Hitler pilgrimages and also because she says she is too old to care for it, an unnamed descendant had the tombstone signifying the grave of Alois and Klara Hitler, Adolf’s parents, removed from an Austrian cemetery.
The choice is an odd one for many reasons, the least of which is the fact that the brutal dictator isn’t known for nice hair.
Residents of “Murphy Ranch” believed they were under Hitler’s rule. The compound is now being turned into a rest stop for hikers.
Jean-Marie Loret strove to find out if it was true that his father was Adolf Hitler. New evidence supports the story
As New York Fashion Week begins, Thursday’s links talk dictator models and ethical threads.
The Polish Forestry Service hopes it will become a tourist attraction.
A letter from a CIA agent in Germany at the end of World War II to his three-year-old son in America is one of the newest artifacts at the agency’s private museum, reports the Washington Post.
New Jersey parents who gave their children controversial names say that a court found them not guilty of child abuse, though they are still waiting for their kids to be returned.
Muammar Gaddafi is far from the first public figure to be buried in a hush-hush location.
First there was anticipation. Then came delays.
