Younger sister of the infamous dictator, known for her loyalty and proximity to the Nazi regime, leaving behind a trail of intriguing historical questions.
Born in 1889
The dictator of Nazi Germany, responsible for the genocide of six million Jews and millions of other people during World War II, and infamous for his extreme nationalist and anti-Semitic ideology.
Born in 1912
The longtime companion and eventually wife of the Nazi leader, known for her devotion to him and her ultimate fate of dying alongside him in the final days of World War II. She kept a private life, but her relationship with Hitler remains a subject of fascination and scrutiny.
Born in 1897
A mastermind of Nazi propaganda, he crafted a persuasive narrative that fueled the Third Reich's rise to power, leaving a lasting impact on the world.
Born in 1893
A high-ranking Nazi official, he was a decorated World War I fighter pilot and later became a prominent politician, serving as Minister President of Prussia. He's infamous for his role in the Nazi regime and war crimes trials.
Born in 1900
Leading the SS and Gestapo, he oversaw the Nazi regime's brutal security apparatus and implemented the "Final Solution," orchestrating the genocide of six million Jews during World War II.
Born in 1894
A high-ranking Nazi official who flew to Scotland on a solo mission to negotiate peace with the UK, but was instead arrested and imprisoned.
Born in 1893
A German diplomat who served as the Nazi regime's Foreign Minister, orchestrating key alliances and treaties that led to World War II. He was a close associate of Adolf Hitler and played a crucial role in shaping Nazi foreign policy.
Born in 1900
A powerful and secretive figure in the Nazi Party, known for controlling access to Hitler and overseeing the party's administrative and financial machinery. He vanished after Hitler's death, sparking decades of speculation about his fate.