Eva Braun is historically famous as the lover and later wife of the late warlord and instigator of World War II, Adolf Hitler. She was his confidential secretary and photographer, giving full support to his cause and reporting on all events and activities of his NSDAP. Find out more about this blonde, her biography, sister and children.
Biography of Eva Braun
The late lover and wife of world-renowned warlord Adolf Hitler was born Eva Anna Paula Braun on February 6, 1912, one of three daughters born to her German parents, Friedrich Fritz Braun and Franziska Fanny Kronberger. She had an older and a younger sister, their names were Ilse and Margarete Greti.
Young Eva Braun, who was educated at the Catholic Lyceum,Munich, before studying for a year at an English Covent Business School in Simbach. During her school years, she showed average intelligence with her grades and was quite athletic. At the age of seventeen she had completed her training and started her first job as a sales clerk in a photo shop owned by Heinrich Hoffmann, the most important official photographer of Adolf Hitler and the NSDAP.
The blonde honed her skills as a professional salesman, cinematographer and film developer over time. Thanks to her excellent skills, she was employed as a photographer by her boss Hoffmann’s art and press company, where she worked until her death. She actively traveled and covered Adolf Hitler and the photos and videos she took of Nazi party activities, and then sold the pictures and photos to Hoffmann in exorbitant quantities.
The Beautiful Maiden first crossed paths with Adolf Hitler, who died sometime in October 1929, two years after the duo began a relationship that remained largely hidden from the prying eyes of the public. Eva Braun gradually penetrated the heart of the warlords of World 2 and secured a permanent place at his side within his inner circle and trusted men.
Who is Eva Braun’s sister?
The German beauty doesn’t have one sister but two lovely sisters, Ilse and Margarete Greti with whom she grew up in Munich. Her younger sister Margarete worked with her at Hoffmann Photoshop for years in 1932 and the duo lived together in an apartment Hitler had rented for Eva Braun.
Margarete, or Greti, as she was later affectionately known, married SS liaison officer Gruppenfuhrer Hermann Fegelein on June 3, 1944, but her husband was executed on Hitler’s orders in the Reich Chancellery on April 28, 1945, almost a year after their marriage, when he was on was caught fleeing to Switzerland. Eventually, Gretti remarried a businessman named Kurt Beringhoff, with whom she had a girl on May 5, 1979. She died in 1987 at the good age of seventy-two (72) years.
Eva Braun’s eldest sister distanced herself from the NSDAP and all events of the war. Ilse lived a quiet life, married twice and died in 1979 at the age of seventy (70).
Eva Braun’s children
For the many years Eva Braun was involved with, the former German Chancellor denied many that they were sexually intimate even after the marriage on April 30, 1945, for about forty hours. The argument that Adolf Hitler and Eva were not sexually involved is based primarily on the fact that they never had children of their own.
Facts about Adolf Hitler’s wife
She attempted suicide twice before her death
Lacking attention from Hitler, Eva Braun attempted suicide twice, using firearms and overdosing on pills. The woman, frustrated at not having seen Hitler as often as she would like, attempted suicide in 1932 and 1935. This act prompted Hitler to create more time for her. Accidentally made her part of his household in 1936 before they even married.
She was strong willed and loyal to the end
Eva Braun throughout her lifeThe relationship showed commitment and loyalty to the leader of the Nazi Party and his cause. She defied his orders to be with him during the invasion of the Soviet Union in April 1945.
The late Eva Braun had three apartments
The woman enjoyed a sheltered and spoiledlifestyle. She’s had about three different whereabouts; an apartment that Eva Braun shared with her younger sister Greti in Munich, another apartment on the Berghof (Adolf Hitler’s apartment) and a large house on the Obersalzberg which her husband bought in 1933 and which had been luxuriously renovated and furnished to taste where she was staying with three dogs lived with them (two Scottish Terrier breeds and a German shepherd).
Her death
Eva Braun and her husband took a few hoursof their own lives on April 30, 1945, after learning about the impending invasion of their site by the Red Army. Eva Braun ingested the cyanide capsule poison while Hitler shot himself. Their bodies were cremated by Loyalists in the Reich Chancellery garden and their charred remains were recovered by the Soviet Union and buried in SMERSH premises. Eva Braun ended her life at the age of thirty-three while her husband died at the age of fifty-six.
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