I met Hitler in 1967

I met a guy at a nightclub in Philadelphia once who looked just like Albert Einstein. But that didn't make him Einstein.

Sure you did and I met Julius Caesar last week.

It is quite strange, I met Hitler in Liverpool , i think it was around 1929,I was about 10 I think,His brother had a tea shop around the corner from our house,I think his wife was an Irish girl,I think her name was Olivia,
Hitler would come to our house,we called him Dolph,as that is what he preffered to be called and he liked to play chess,he taught me to play chess,Dolph had been on the otherside,he was a hun,My dad had died about five years after WW1 from the mustard gas in the trenches,I dont really
remember him, I am 90 years old i think,this is wonderfull to talk on my grandsons computer.
can anyone confirm Hitler being in Liverpool,I'm old but im sure i met him.He and my mother talked for hours,

On the outskirts of Ascension, Paraguay.

I was working as a junior rep for an oil company at the time and I was on leave for two weeks, just bumming around Uruguay and Paraguay, and one of the guys I knew at Procter & Gamble said I should come up and meet him at this dinner party they were having and prepare to have my mind blown.

Hitler was one of the nicest guys I ever met. He was very frail at the time but his English and his manners were perfect. He kept asking me about my favorite hobby (photography) and he said he would give me an old Leica he had, which he would send on to me at my main address in Montevideo. Never arrived though.

I have no idea when he died. 1970 in Argentina, rumor has it.

Thought you might like to know .... Just an oldie on his way out with cancer making a small internet confession before the curtain drops. :-)

He was great-uncle to a friend of mine in New York. How is it that a number of men and women had a lot of open personal knowledge of this man and yet it was kept out of the media?

I met Hitler in 1967

I'm bumping this for people who may be new to GLP, and because I found this thread fascinating.