Heinrich Luitpold Himmler

Himmler lived with his girlfriend Frieda Wagner (a prostitute) in a known whorehouse where she helped support him. Himmler fled Berlin around the same time that she was found murdered. He was arrested and extradited back to Berlin where he faced murder charges. He was found not guilty but the reasons and circumstances around the verdict were not known because while Himmler was in power he tried to have all the documents destroyed.

Heinrich marries Polish nurse Margarete Concerzowo who owned her own nursing home. After they were married she sold the home and the two bought a chicken farm. Heinrich soon after left his wife and child alone with out adequate food while he raised in ranks in the Nazi party and had other children with a mistress.

Göring and Himmler sent a message to all SS and Gestapo involved in the Night of the Long Knives murdering spree stating “All documents concerning the action of the last two days are to be burned, on orders from above”.

Four SS officers went to the office of then major Oskar von Hindenburg to retrieve documents detailing the death of Schleicher. With guns drawn they demanded the papers back, but instead of the handing over the papers Hindenburg pushed a secret alarm button. His armed guards came in and disarmed the SS officers. The SS men were then taken to the basement of the building where they were shot. Hindenburg cremated the bodies and sent them to the head of the SS - Himmler.

While trying to escape Germany Himmler dressed as an army private was caught in a British checkpoint between the towns of Hamburg and Bremerhaven. He was found to have two metal casings one with a cyanide capsule, and the other was empty. The British captures then began to strip him down in search of the missing cyanide capsule. Being unfruitful in their search the soldiers tried to pry open Himmler’s mouth, but instead of letting them open his mouth Himmler instead bit into the capsule and died within twelve minutes. His body was wrapped up and dumped in an unmarked grave.