Unsolved Mysteries Of The Second World War - The Secret War / The Death Of Geli Raubal / Drugs And The Fuhrer DVD

The Secret War: Throughout most of WWII the British were intercepting and decoding German signals traffic. The information they attained proved invaluable in providing advanced warning of some of the war's most crucial attacks. These achievements were regarded as so important that an impenetrable veil of secrecy surrounded them for more than thirty years after the war had ended. Why did the Germans never suspect that their codes had been broken? How did the British disguise the source of the information? Just how vital was this secret to the outcome of the war? The... Death Of Geli Raubal: On the night of 17th of September 1931 Angela Raubal Adolf Hitler's niece was found dead in her apartment. She had been shot and by the bedside was Hitler's own gun. Angela 'Geli' Raubal was widely believed to have been Hitler's mistress. Was her death suicide like the Nazi party claimed at the time or did Hitler himself murder his niece in a fit of jealous rage? Drugs And The Fuhrer: Under the influence of his personal doctor Professor Morell Adolf Hitler's mental and physical state dramatically deteriorated. Recent evidence raises questions over Hitler's increasing reliance on drugs prescribed by Morell. Was Hitler a dying man who held the fate of Europe in his hands? Was his mental instability and worsening judgement the result of his faith in the bizarre remedies of a quack physician? [show more]

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