Ebook {Epub PDF} Memoirs of Bridget Hitler by Bridget Hitler

Novem. Genre. Biographies Memoirs. edit data. Adolf Hitler's Irish sister-in-law. Brigit married Hitler's half-brother Alois Hitler, Jr. In daily life Bridget used her maiden name Dowling. But used the Hitler name for the book she wrote. Her book claims that . The Memoirs of Bridget Hitler. Hardcover – 1 Oct. by Bridget Hitler (Author) out of 5 stars. 6 ratings. See all formats and editions. Sorry, there was a problem loading this page. Try again. The Memoirs of Bridget Hitler tells the story of a set of Hitler’s obscure relatives, his half-brother Alois’s Irish wife Bridget and their son William Patrick Hitler, who for a time lived in Liverpool.

The Memoirs of Bridget Hitler tells the story of a set of Hitler's obscure relatives, his half-brother Alois's Irish wife Bridget and their son William Patrick Hitler, who for a time lived in Liverpool. The book is 'edited' and introduced by Michael Unger of the Liverpool Daily Post, who describes the discovery of the heavily ghost. THE MEMOIRS OF BRIDGET HITLER by Unger, Michael (Ed). London: Duckworth, Bound in clean black cloth with gilt titles to spine, this dated First English Edition is VG in VG dustjacketunclipped. pp with Introduction, 13 Chapters and Numerous photos. Condition all VG. First English Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7frac34;quot; - 9frac34;quot; tall. The memoirs of Bridget Hitler. description Object description. First published in U.S.A. in by Duckworth. Show more. Object details Category Books Creator HITLER, BRIDGET (Author) UNGER, MICHAEL (Author) Duckworth (Publisher) Production date Place made London Dimensions.

Novem. Genre. Biographies Memoirs. edit data. Adolf Hitler's Irish sister-in-law. Brigit married Hitler's half-brother Alois Hitler, Jr. In daily life Bridget used her maiden name Dowling. But used the Hitler name for the book she wrote. Her book claims that Adolf Hitler lived with them in Liverpool. This is an account of the life of Bridget Dowling a young Irish girl who met and married Adolf Hitler's half-brother when she was seventeen. In the book she presents a plausible account of Adolf's so called "missing year." 'In Alois and Bridget meet the future Fuhrer off the train at Liverpool's Lime Street station. The Memoirs of Bridget Hitler tells the story of a set of Hitler’s obscure relatives, his half-brother Alois’s Irish wife Bridget and their son William Patrick Hitler, who for a time lived in Liverpool.