Why did Hitler never get married?

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Why didn't Hitler get married? Sometimes, we ask him this question ... His answer doesn't involve deep-seated reasons-for these reasons, he vowed to be a bachelor until the eve of suicide.

Hitler explained stiffly that marriage would distract him, and only when a head of state gave everything to his people could he make complete self-sacrifice for the happiness of the people. He also cited some examples of heads of state who forgot their responsibilities to the people because they were worried about their families. Hitler said, "They have a strong character that was tempered, but it was destroyed for family reasons. We have also seen some men who are determined to achieve great things on their own roads. Because of family reasons, they have become indecisive and accomplished nothing. " He thinks his mission is so important that he is not allowed to be distracted by personal affairs.

When Hitler said this, his expression was serious and his tone was unquestionable, which finally satisfied our curiosity and persuaded those who had doubts. This question ends here. But the real reason why he got married a few hours before his death constituted the most tragic side of his life.

He loves Gail Laubal, the daughter of his half-sister Angela, and he is deeply attached to her, which makes it impossible for him to consider marrying another woman after his niece's bizarre death. He often tells me that she has realized the most perfect ideal he put on a woman, and if this bizarre accident doesn't take her life, he will marry her one day.

Gail was only sixteen or seventeen when my uncle Hitler took her from Vienna. She is a girl with brown skin, light brown eyes, tall figure and sweet voice. At first, Hitler treated her as a big child, asked her to take music lessons, and was jealous of her association with other men.

1927, when she was secretly engaged to her driver Emile Morris, Hitler flew into a rage, ordered the driver to cut off contact with her, and threatened to sweep him out of the house immediately if he ignored this. Hitler was a rude and stubborn man, and he used all means to break up the young couple. He not only threatened Gail to drive her out of Munich, but also really took back the financial assistance he gave Gail's mother and other family members, who he had helped with money before. 1928 in the summer, his blackmail won a great victory, completely separating Greer from her driver. Soon after, young Gail met a painter in Linz. The painter was fascinated by her charm and soon proposed to her. Hitler learned about it through his private detective and forced his sister to oppose the marriage in the same way.

There is no doubt that Hitler's motives for these acts are beyond doubt. His affection for his niece is far more than just a concern and care from the elders for the younger generation. He was tortured by a strong jealousy, which was triggered by love, but he couldn't show it at that time.

I once had a chance to see a love letter written by a young painter to Gail. In the love letter, the desperate suitor exhausted all reasons to ask Gayle to go with him. I copied the love letter to Hitler again, so now I can quote the most distinctive passage in that letter here:

"Now, your uncle realized his influence on your mother and shamelessly took advantage of her weakness. Unfortunately, only when you are an adult can we fight back against this blackmail. He really put many obstacles in front of our happiness. However, he knows that we are made in heaven. The year when your mother asked us to separate before agreeing to get married will only increase our love and attachment to each other. My honesty and kindness are hard to accept this despicable practice. "

"However, I can only explain what he did from some essentially selfish reasons, which linked your uncle with you. He just hopes that one day you will only belong to him and not to others. "

In another paragraph of the letter, the young painter declared:

"Your uncle still regards you as an inexperienced little girl. He won't understand that you have grown up and will create your own happiness with your own hands. Your uncle has a violent personality. At his party, everyone was as diligent and servile as a slave. I don't understand how a smart and sensitive person like him can't understand that his stubbornness and his strange ideas about marriage will only go up in smoke in front of our love and wishes. He hopes to beat us successfully this year, but he doesn't understand your passion ... "

It was during this period that Hitler made up his mind to marry Gail once he realized his political ambition. 1930, he rented a whole floor house in Plinz 16 Regentan Square in Munich, and Gerry moved into this apartment. According to Hitler's own account, the years when he lived with Gail were the happiest in his life.

Later, he recalled the past, radiant, and described to us in detail how they spent the happy night that intoxicated him. They always go shopping together, go to the theatre together and go to concerts regularly. With a hint of bitterness, he told us something about Gerry's strange temper: "When I took her to the fashion shop, she asked the clerk to unpack all the hats in the top hat department and ordered the clerk to bring the hats displayed in the window. When all the hats in the shop were put on her once, she told the clerk that there was no hat suitable for her. Her speech was presumptuous and unreasonable, which embarrassed me. I whispered to Gail that she couldn't leave the store without buying anything because of the mess like this. She threw an angry smile at me and left a sentence from her mouth:' But, Uncle Adolf, isn't this where these people did it?' "

Hitler has been taking care of Gerry carefully. Every time he goes out for a publicity tour, Gail solemnly swears to him that he will not associate with those who used to be good friends while he is out. Only when she goes back to her parents' house will he not force her to accept his company. This situation continued until September 193 1. At that time, Hitler met a shop assistant named eva braun in photographer Heinrich Hoffmann's shop. She was infatuated with Hitler and believed that she would conquer him. Hitler played with her and teased her.

/Kloc-September 0/7 17, Hitler called Gail from Berchtesgaden, where Gail was resting. The next day, they had a big fight because Hitler suddenly decided to go to Nuremberg. Gail accused her uncle of calling her here when nothing happened. He was not at home, but she was forbidden to go to Vienna to have her voice checked by the vocal music teacher. She was very angry about it. When they parted the next morning, they began to fall into a cold war. On the same day, when Gayle searched his uncle's coat, he found a personal love letter from eva braun to Hitler. Gerry's bad mood suddenly turned to despair. That night, she committed suicide with a pistol.

Hitler received the news and rushed back from Nuremberg. He was so sad about his niece's suicide that he almost took his own life. His deputy Hess managed to snatch the pistol from him. After a long time, he walked around the room, not thinking about eating and drinking, thinking about what made his niece make such a decisive move.

When he resumed his diet, he couldn't eat any more meat. From that day on, he became an absolute vegetarian.

For several months, Hitler refused to meet his friends, and lived completely in Gail's memory. Gail's room was the same as when she died. He keeps the house open with flowers every day, and has held a birthday celebration for her every year since then. He had the key to that room with him until the war broke out. Even the rooms in Berghoff Villa are always closed. Later, he renovated the villa, expanded the space of the house, and the niece's room in the wing was intact. Her clothes, cosmetics and everything that belongs to her are in their original places. Gerry's mother wanted something used by Gerry or some letters as souvenirs, but Hitler refused. All grilli's letters are carefully kept by her jealous uncle. 1in April, 945, Hitler gave an order to his adjutant Shao Bu to destroy those letters if Shao Bu felt that Hitler had no chance to leave Berlin. He also copied many portraits from Gurley's photos and hung them in his suites in Munich, Berlin and Berghoff villas. This tragedy once made him addicted to loneliness.

Six months after Gail committed suicide, the Fuehrer's friends finally succeeded in rescuing him from loneliness. One night, Heinrich Hoffman took him to the cinema and successfully arranged eva braun next to him, just like sitting together by chance.

In this way, Hitler and eva braun started flirting again. Over the years, their flirting has developed into a solid relationship. One day Hitler told me frankly that he had never had that great love for Eva, but he was used to her. On another occasion, he said to me, "Eva is very kind, but in my life, only Gerry can inspire my true feelings." I would never have the idea of marrying Eva. The only woman I can possibly marry in my life is Gail. "

1945 at the beginning, in a conversation, it is implied that three women tried to commit suicide for him. These three women are Gayle, Eva and Miss mitford. Hitler's reply to Gurley's death was: "She is the only woman who can win my heart and the only woman I can marry. Her death was a terrible experience for me. However, looking back, I began to believe that she may be the best solution, because I may never be able to give her the happiness she deserves. "

One night, in a cafe in Munich, Hitler found a girl who looked like Gerry. He called the girl to his desk and got to know her. For several years, he arranged for her to attend drama classes, although she had little talent for stage performance. During this period, the protected girl lived a very indulgent life. After Hitler knew about this, he never went to see her again and completely stopped funding her.