Eva Was A Person In Her Own Right: Review of First DVD of Eva Braun’s Home Videos
Hitler knew that Eva Braun wasn’t just a woman in his shadow. He knew she was a person in her own right, and this home video proves it. She didn’t sit and pine away when Hitler was in the field conducting military operations during World War 2. She swam, hiked, had tea parties, and took lots of videos as a hobby. After all, when Hitler met the teenager she was an assistant to Hitler’s photographer, Heinrich Hoffmann. And he was the man credited with taking more photos of Hitler than anybody else. Eva made history by making sure she recorded Hitler’s movements at the Berghof.
Hitler knew that Eva Braun wasn’t just a woman in his shadow. He knew she was a person in her own right, and this home video proves it. She didn’t sit and pine away when Hitler was in the field conducting military operations during World War 2. She swam, hiked, had tea parties, and took lots of videos as a hobby. After all, when Hitler met the teenager she was an assistant to Hitler’s photographer, Heinrich Hoffmann. And he was the man credited with taking more photos of Hitler than anybody else. Eva made history by making sure she recorded Hitler’s movements at the Berghof.