Tonight I had dinner at what was Hitlers favorite Italian restaurant, Osteria Italiana. The place used to be called Osteria Bavaria and Hitler used to eat there so often that he had his own armored room in the middle of the restaurant which I got to see. The food was incredible, very authentic and delicious. I heard this story that supposedly happened recently about this girl who came to the restaurant daily in hopes of seeing Hitler. She came in daily for a month and when she got fed up of waiting she asked the waiter if he knew when Hitler would be coming. When the waiter told her Hitler was dead the girl went into a depression and tried to shoot herself. She ended up in a failed suicide attempt and it now paralyzed neck down. Pretty weird.
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Certainly doubt she was a history major and definitely not current affairs 🙂
And u believed this tourist story !!!!
And you know more about munich than our bavarian friends?
And what makes u think am not a Bavarian?
Don’t mention the war………………I think I did once but I got away with it………………….
( Fawlty Towers )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-AVDeLNC0M
Is the story for real ?
I think I saw Elvis there last summer.
He’s been dead Seit years… Where has she been?
Seit…………….???
as in Seit 1889 🙂
Maybe someone slept with her and told her that his name was Hitler and she could find him at that place! In that case she could be looking for the other Hitler!
… and who the hell would name their child Hitler???
WARNING *very off topic*
wats up with this 360 mall opening here???
is it opening soon, how soon, i pass by it everytime i leave home, and it looks everything but ready, y the very early advertising??
This apocryphal tale has its roots in the following facts: Unity Mitford (1914-1948) was from a noted British aristocratic family. Her sister Diane married Sir Oswald Mosley, the leader of the British Fascist Party but Unity wanted to go one better and made it her business to meet Hitler.
In 1934 she stalked Hitler in Munich where he noticed her at the Osteria Bavaria. She was invited to his table and so began five years within Hitler’s inner circle. When England declared war on Germany in 1939, she was mortified and attempted suicide (like many other women in Hitler’s life). The bullet lodged inoperably in her brain. Subsequently, Hitler arranged for her to return to England via Switzerland.
She died three years later as a result of meningitis caused by an abcess that had formed around the bullet.