Rochus Misch, who died aged 96 in 2013, says he walked in on Eva Braun in 'flimsy nighty'

In a 1990 interview, the billionaire businessman admitted to owning Nazi leader's 'Mein Kampf' but said he had would never read speeches

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Parliamentary candidate shares image with caption: ‘Adolf get in touch! Germany needs you!’

'I do find it distasteful to make comparisons between the elected leader of a great democracy and 1930s tyrants'

‘In times of crisis, we lack judgement’

The Institute of Contemporary History published the reprint in January last year

For two years, Anne Frank's family hid in secret rooms in Amsterdam, knowing that a curtain left open by mistake, a wayward noise or a nervous conspirator's phone call to the Nazis could land them all in concentration camps.

Norbert Hofer says Islam "has no place in Austria" as it poses a threat to the country's Judeo-Christian and humanist values

'I feel strongly about this: to stand quiet in the face of bigotry and to turn your eyes away from it is to back up the bigotry, and that’s not what I, or any history teacher, should be doing in our work'

600 far-right demonstrators from Sweden’s Nordic Resistance Movement clashed with anti-fascist protestors in Stockholm

Complaint against Ian Millard describes him as an ‘outspoken admirer of Adolf Hitler’

Radio presenter James O’Brien says the Home Secretary’s proposals for firms to declare foreign workers would be ‘enacting chapter two’ of the Nazi leader’s book

Bestseller indicates heavy reliance on drugs was behind Nazi leader's 'increasingly erratic' decision-making in latter stages of the War

Veterans are not happy

Resort was originally planned as a parallel to Butlins and was designed to house around 20,000 holidaymakers