Heinrich Himmler's daughter died at the age of 88 in Munich

Gudrun Burwitz, the daughter of Nazi hierarch Heinrich Himmler, died in Munich at the age of 88. An ever-repentant activist of the German neo-Nazi movement, he was a kind of living myth for the nostalgic of the Third Reich. In the vintage photos he appears next to his father in uniform of the SS with his blond hair and the unmistakable image of the "Aryan" child who so loved Himmler, the relentless persecutor of the Jews and "inferior races". She was the only daughter of one of the most powerful men and close to Hitler, but despite his desire to remain faithful to an indefensible past, he worked as a secretary in the secret services of Federal Germany until In 1963.

"Npd, the German neo-Nazi party and had been active in fund-raising initiatives in support of the regime's defenders in secret by the Stille Hilfe group ( "Silent Aid"): the same group that sent candies and fruit to Erich Priebke during his detention in Forte Boccea in the late nineties. The newspaper Die Welt reports that in 1941, at the age of 12, little Gudrun had been taken to the Dachau Concentration Camp and that he was fascinated by it: "A big company, Was awesome, "he wrote in his diary. Arrested in South Tyrol in March 1945, he later refused to believe that his father had committed suicide and accused the Allies of having murdered him.