Interview with Gerda Christian, One of Adolf Hitler's Private Secretaries, Mar 6, 2025

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Published on Mar 6, 2025
Her story: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerda_Christian
Gerda Christian (née Daranowski; 13 December 1913 – 14 April 1997), nicknamed Dara, was one of Adolf Hitler's private secretaries before and during World War II.
Biography: Gerda Daranowski worked for Elizabeth Arden before beginning to work for Hitler.[1] In 1937 Hitler's other secretaries, Johanna Wolf and Christa Schroeder, complained about having too much work. They asked for assistance but Hitler reportedly hesitated: he did not wish to see a new face in his inner sanctum. He finally relented and hired Daranowski.
World War II: Daranowski had been engaged to Hitler's driver Erich Kempka and later married Luftwaffe officer Eckhard Christian on 2 February 1943.[2] After her marriage she took a break from her employment for Hitler and her work was taken over by Traudl Junge.

LA TIMES HATCHET JOB (Traudl Junge) - https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2002-feb-15-me-junge15-story.html

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