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On '''29 April''' [[1945]], just after midnight, [[Adolf Hitler]] married [[Eva Braun]]. He then dictated his final "[[Will and Political Testament of Adolf Hitler|Will and Political Testament]]", in which he blamed the [[Jew]]s for starting [[World War II]], and named [[Admiral]] [[Donitz]] as his successor. He and his new wife committed [[suicide]] [[30 April|the next day]]. | On '''29 April''' [[1945]], just after midnight, [[Adolf Hitler]] married [[Eva Braun]]. He then dictated his final "[[Will and Political Testament of Adolf Hitler|Will and Political Testament]]", in which he blamed the [[Jew]]s for starting [[World War II]], and named [[Admiral]] [[Donitz]] as his successor. He and his new wife committed [[suicide]] [[30 April|the next day]]. | ||
Later in the afternoon of the 29th, [[Joseph Goebbels]] and [[Magda Goebbels|his wife]] had a party for their six children at the [[ | Later in the afternoon of the 29th, [[Joseph Goebbels]] and [[Magda Goebbels|his wife]] had a party for their six children at the [[Führerbunker]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Shadow in the Glass (novel)|The Shadow in the Glass]]'') | ||
In [[1968]], ''[[Pravda]]'' reported that the "despoliation" of the [[Red Square]] in [[Moscow]] — in reality caused by the [[Revolution Man]], not the [[America]]ns as they thought — might force the [[Soviet Union]] to retaliate if it should happen again. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Revolution Man (novel)|Revolution Man]]'') | In [[1968]], ''[[Pravda]]'' reported that the "despoliation" of the [[Red Square]] in [[Moscow]] — in reality caused by the [[Revolution Man]], not the [[America]]ns as they thought — might force the [[Soviet Union]] to retaliate if it should happen again. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Revolution Man (novel)|Revolution Man]]'') | ||
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On 29 April 1945, just after midnight, Adolf Hitler married Eva Braun. He then dictated his final "Will and Political Testament", in which he blamed the Jews for starting World War II, and named Admiral Donitz as his successor. He and his new wife committed suicide the next day.
Later in the afternoon of the 29th, Joseph Goebbels and his wife had a party for their six children at the Führerbunker. (PROSE: The Shadow in the Glass)
In 1968, Pravda reported that the "despoliation" of the Red Square in Moscow — in reality caused by the Revolution Man, not the Americans as they thought — might force the Soviet Union to retaliate if it should happen again. (PROSE: Revolution Man)