The recent publication of Unity Mitford’s newly discovered diaries – a macabre fanzine to Adolf Hitler – has reignited speculation about the nature of the young British aristocrat’s relationship with the Nazi leader.

A sex encyclopaedia, dinner with Adolf Hitler and partying with top Nazis - Unity Mitford's diaries have been revealed and show her pursuit of the Fuhrer in the 1930s

After facing online scrutiny, the Tennessee Federation of Republican Women has taken steps to remove a reading list for children from its website that referenced Adolf Hitler as an example of leadership.

After three years behind bars, Hale-Cusanelli was released in December 2023 and has taken to posting on X as “Tim Hale — Criminally Funny J6er.” He was only the seventh participant in the riot to go on trial, with prosecutors saying that he hoped for a second U.S. civil war.

The Tennessee Federation of Republican Women is facing backlash for using Adolf Hitler to promote a reading list for children.

Unearthed journals of British socialite Unity Mitford describe Germany’s fascist leader as ‘gay’ and ‘amazing’, but she ‘didn’t like Musso’

Unity Mitford, a young upper-class beauty, had “scandalised British society by fawning over Hitler and becoming closer to him than any other Briton”.

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The long-lost diaries of Unity Mitford reveal her close relationship with Adolf Hitler, documenting 139 meetings from 1935 to 1939. The authenticated journals expose her deep involvement in the Nazi regime and offer unprecedented insights into Hitler's inner circle before World War II.

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Discovery of Unity Mitford’s long-lost diaries provides fresh insight into the infatuation of the fuhrer’s ‘English girlfriend’

Against a darkened TV sound stage, a woman testifies before judges on a bare black platform about how her boss at the Auschwitz Nazi death camp, Boger, killed a newly arrived boy. "The boy stood there with his apple.