Hitler’s Most Disgraceful and Intimate Sex Secrets, According to His Anonymous Lovers

Jesus Hernandez, the historian and journalist who spoke to ABC, is our most traditional Antony Beaver. He does this after publishing ‘That Wasn’t in My Hitler History Book’ (Almuzara); A journey through the key moments of a character who, in her words, knows less than we think. And the film that gives prominence to these lines serves as an example, living proof that even the worst people in our history hide a personal face. His essay, the author’s return to the editorial field, struggles to uncover what is not yet known – whatever is – about the ‘Führer’; From his culinary tastes to his strange sexual tendencies. And it’s all based on primary sources.

-He claims that we do not know Adolf after Hitler. What have we forgotten about his life on a personal level?

For example, I was surprised to see how his biographies contain little or no reference to women for whom he felt immense admiration, such as Maria Reiter and Unity Mitford, or others for whom he professed his love. , such as Helena Hanfstaengl. and Henriette Hoffmann, or those with whom she had relationships, such as Renate Müller and Ada Klein, among others, or even those she rejected, such as Gretel Slezak or Martha Dodd. In my book I describe these relationships, which tell us more about what Hitler was like than any psychological study. I have also explored many details of his personal life which are surprising as well as revealing.

-What aspects of Hitler have you never exposed in this book?

In my work, his relationships with women are of great importance, almost always problematic. We must not forget that three women who had close relationships with him tried to commit suicide, and two others who had equal love for him took their lives. Apart from the affairs I have mentioned, the exact nature of his relationship with Eva Braun or his niece Geli is still a mystery. To do this, I have collected all the evidence available in this regard, some contradictory to each other, so that readers can draw their own conclusions.

-Relatives, doctors, friends… It is surprising, but the list of Jews who interacted with Hitler throughout his life is very long.

Yes, considering his deep hatred of Jews, it is surprising to learn that he always had great affection for the Jewish doctor who treated his mother, provided him with Gestapo protection, and facilitated her emigration to the United States. Provided facility. When he was staying in a Viennese hostel, he had two Jewish friends, a locksmith named Robinson, and a Hungarian who was in charge of selling his paintings, Joseph Neumann, whom he claimed was ‘a very civilized Was a man. Similarly, there were three Jews who bought almost all of his works, for whom he expressed great respect and, in fact, he confessed to a friend that he preferred to do business with Jews. He even had records played in 1942 by a Jewish singer, Joseph Schmidt, whose music enthralled him. In 1944, when it was discovered that his cook was Jewish, he was forced to fire him, but took the necessary steps to ‘Aryanize’ both him and his family. However, when anyone dared to comment to him about the treatment of the Jews, he was indifferent and insensitive.

-During his climb, he had an interesting meeting with two Spanish journalists.

Yes, I was lucky enough to get a double interview with Eugenie when she raised the idea of ​​exterminating the Jews, which journalists considered absurd, but it is horrifying to us, knowing what would happen twenty years later. The interview is really fantastic, which is why I decided to include it in my book.

-Let’s move on to his personal life. He defines him as a man mad in love. And this is surprising, because it is generally believed that he somehow avoided women.

Yes, his relationships with women were very complicated. He was able to idolize some people and devote himself to them madly in love, even if they were engaged or married. He had adventures with others, for which his driver Emile Maurice left his bachelor pad for him. With his niece Geli he had an unhealthy obsessive relationship, while with Eva Braun he achieved something resembling a regular married life… In any case, women played an important role in his life, and this is something that His biographers generally do not consider.

-What was Hitler’s relationship with sex?

Presumably his relationship with sex was normal, but when it comes to Hitler, there can be no shortage of contradictory evidence. There seemed to be nothing unusual with Eva Braun, but her niece Geli hinted that she was the object of his sexual perversions. There are also others who claimed that Hitler was asexual and had no interest in physical love… so we have a wide range that covers all bets. These constant contradictions are what make this character so fascinating.

-It is surprising, but, according to Renate Muller, he had sadomasochistic tendencies.

In the book I have included the testimony of the actress who, according to her, had an intimate meeting with Hitler in the Chancellery. She was shocked by Hitler’s unusual requests, which I have described in that chapter. Hitler’s biographers have ignored this story, despite being supported by the testimony of the film director Alfred Zeisler, to whom he confessed what had happened the next day in a state of great excitement. With this in mind, I believe this story is not unbelievable.

-Another forgotten aspect of Hitler’s life: he fought against gender violence…

I was very surprised to learn a curious fact, which even his biographers do not reflect. In 1942, Hitler learned by reading the newspaper that a court had just sentenced to five years in prison a man who had brutally attacked his wife, resulting in her death. The court was lenient because it believed the man suffered from temporary insanity. Hitler was so enraged that he immediately called the Minister of Justice and demanded that he be tried again and sentenced to death. This was done and he was guillotined. I think that today, even the most radical feminists would not defend the drastic measures taken by Hitler against gender violence.

-The drug cocktails Hitler took are well known, although the overdose you mention in the book is not.

Yes, his dependence on drugs like cocaine, heroin or methamphetamine was not taken into account when explaining his decisions during the war. For example, on June 6, 1944, Hitler was under the influence of an injection of the opioid Eucodal, which caused him not to worry about what was happening in Normandy, not to talk about general matters and even That I didn’t even have to take my normal nap. Similarly, the decision to launch the Ardennes Offensive in 1944 was made after receiving an euphoric dose of cocaine. After just one of these doses Hitler lost consciousness and was on the verge of suffering respiratory paralysis. Thus, Hitler was one step away from dying from a cocaine overdose, but this does not seem relevant to his biographers.

-What is the biggest lie that is often repeated about Hitler?

Perhaps he was crazy as he claims, although this would not be so extraordinary, given that, according to one study, 49 percent of American presidents by 1974 had some type of mental disorder. In fact, Hitler was very politically adept, he knew how to exploit an opponent’s weaknesses, when to stake everything on a movement or when to retreat. He knew how to tighten the rope to a point that was unstable for his opponents, twisting their arm. He had no hesitation when it came to compromising with an opponent to achieve his objective, and he had a bomb-proof will. It is true that, once the war begins, he will gradually abandon the strategic clarity that had allowed him to gain power by starting from absolute zero, who knows because of drug abuse, which Will ruin him physically and mentally.