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According to Thomas Lundmark, Hitler's wife, Eva Braun, could never have sex with the Nazi leader until the end of her days, since she is suffering from a rare disease.
According to Lundmark, who had no biography of Brown, Hitler's mistress, whom he married a few hours before their suicide together in April 1945, was suffering from a syndrome. "Meyer Rokitanski Coaster Hauser", What is the cause of the dysfunction or lack of synthesis of certain parts of the female reproductive system in the patient.
The newspaper quoted "Mirror" "There is conclusive evidence that Brown is suffering from this disease," said Lundmark. HitlerIncluding thanks to the gynecologist, Dr. Schulton, who was operated on for Brown.
He did not disclose the details of the operation, but the doctor died in 1944, a year before the death of Hitler, and EVA, in a mysterious incident under control, did not left no record or details about it.
Lundmark 's relies on information from another interview of Brown' s biographer, Nairn Gan, who met the wife 's mother – in – law of the Nazi leader.
Lindmark noted that Brown had confided to his interpreter, Eugene Dolman, during a trip to Rome, that she had not "intimate relationship" with Hitler at all, and that "The Führer" It was "He only likes Germany".
One of the testimonies also cited by Landmark is what Hitler himself said in his will, referring to "Perfect Relationship" with Brown, describing her story with her "Sincere Friendship".
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According to Thomas Lundmark, Hitler's wife, Eva Braun, could never have sex with the Nazi leader until the end of his days, since she suffers from a severe illness. rare sickness.
According to Lundmark, who did not have a biography of Brown, Hitler's mistress, whom he had married a few hours before their suicide, in April 1945, was suffering from Meyer-Rokitanski-Coaster-Hauser syndrome, which caused the failure of some parts of the female genital tract.
The British newspaper "Mirror" quoted Lundmark, saying that there was conclusive evidence of Brown's affection. The medical record mentioned a call from Hitler's residence, including thanks to the gynecologist, Dr. Schulton, who had been operated on for Brown.
He did not disclose the details of the operation, but the doctor died in 1944, a year before the death of Hitler, and EVA, in a mysterious incident under control, did not left no record or details about it.
Lundmark 's relies on information from another interview of Brown' s biographer, Nairn Gan, who met the wife 's mother – in – law of the Nazi leader.
During her trip to Rome, Brown confessed to her interpreter, Eugene Dolman, that she had never had "close relations" with Hitler and that the Führer "liked that the" ;Germany."
One of the testimonies he cited is also what Hitler himself stated in his will, in which he referred to a "perfect relationship" with Brown, describing his story as "sincere friendship".
