Adolf Hitler Cause of Death: Did He Really Commit Suicide?

Up until this day, people are still wondering how the world's most famous serial killer and mass murderer Adolf Hitler died. With his mysterious remains and conspiracy theories and puzzle-piece truths, people are wondering how he really died-- or if he really did. 

It has been very famous for every book, journal, old newspapers, and even on the Internet on how Adolf Hitler died. Hitler's death was proclaimed by suicide on the 30th of April in 1945. His death was one of the most historic moments for the whole world and has turned the pages of the darkest days in human history. 

With 12 full years of facing horrors and traumas, there is no doubt that Hitler left an unruly bruise, especially to the Jews. from the Kristallnacht to the Holocaust, it was the hardest time for humans to live a normal life again after Hitler's death. Everything that had happened in the 20th century was horrifying to almost everyone who was there to witness the whole time Hitler was in charge, and it will never be forgotten even in the coming generation.

In 1933, Hitler gained the position as Chancellor of Germany. When he was seated in the position, he automatically established himself as a dictator for the whole country. In just a span of months while ruling Germany, Hitler, and his Nazis prohibited other political parties and conquered all political positions. 

As for Hitler, he saw himself as Germany's hero and savior after when the country got defeated in World War I. Germany was accounted for harsh monetary penalties because of the Treaty of Versailles. While he was still helping his Nazis and preparing them for the real battle, he promised his fellow men that he will restore Germany's strength.

How Hitler obtained power

During the Great Depression, Germany was one of the countries that were most affected and were damaged big time. This made Hitler grow his hate towards other countries, especially those who were at war with Germany in the past. While being in prison in 1924, Hitler wrote the two problems that Germany is currently facing: the surrounding countries like France who gave out punitive measures after World War I, and the Jewish people who Hitler believed corrupted the purity of the German people. 

While being the Chancellor of Germany, Hitler did many harsh things from then on until World War II. Hitler was able to execute all his political rivals and replaced them with his own politicians. He also killed thousands of Jewish people while he was focusing on building Germany's future. 

In 1939 Hitler began leading his men in invading nearby countries such as Poland, and in 1940, he invaded France, Norway, Denmark, Netherlands, and Belgium. In the following year, he was able to invade the Soviet Union, making Germany the most powerful country during that time. 

Hitler's disappearance and death

In 1945, when Germany was only a few weeks away from defeat, Hitler disappeared out of nowhere. 

World War II started in the same year and it had almost every country against Germany. According to historians, it was already predicted in 1943 that Germany will fall, when the Soviet Union took revenge by defeating the German army at the Battle of Stalingad. 

After years of war, Hitler was growing old and his hair was even turning gray at that point. While World War II was still going on and Germany was already starting to fall, the Soviets were able to reach Berlin and marched in 2.5 million soldiers to take down Hitler, whom they consider the monster who was responsible with all the mess and sufferings. 

Hitler was very hopeless but he still ordered his men to take down the Soviet army marching down the walls of his country. 

On April 22nd of the same year, he called in his two secretaries and told them that they will be the first ones he will disperse among his servants since they were the longest one he had. He also prepared a car for them that leaves for Munich. 

Before Hitler died, he got married to Eva Braun, which was his mistress for 16 years. With his wife by his side, Hitler began preparing for his death and even ordered his servants to burn his personal papers. He also made a cyanide capsule and tested it on his beloved dog Blondi.  When everything was planned out and good to go, the Soviets were nearly reaching Fuhrerbunker. Hitler had his last meal, met with his servants for his last goodbye, locked himself and Braun in the same room, where he and his wife took the cyanide pill, but Hitler shoot himself dead on the temple.