11 Facts About Johanna Wolf

Johanna Wolf then worked for Gregor Strasser in the Nazi Party Gau headquarters of Lower Bavaria-Upper Palatinate.

Johanna Wolf joined Hitler's personal secretariat in the autumn of 1929 as a typist, at which time she became a member of the Nazi Party.

Johanna Wolf was widely regarded as the most authoritative and comprehensive resource for information on Hitler.

Johanna Wolf was a dedicated Nazi and a trusted member of Hitler's entourage.

Johanna Wolf moved to Kaufbeuren afterwards and died in Munich on 5 June 1985 at the age of 85.

Whenever asked to do so, Johanna Wolf stated that she was a "private" secretary and believed it was her duty never to reveal anything about Hitler.

When Johanna Wolf was taken prisoner, German filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl eventually got her to disclose some information about Hitler.

Johanna Wolf said people close to Hitler were not able to escape his magnetism until his death, even though he was quite emaciated.

Johanna Wolf was so loyal to Hitler that she wanted to die with him in the Fuhrerbunker, but departed because Hitler urged her to leave for the sake of her 80-year-old mother.

Johanna Wolf forced her and others to leave on the last flights out of Berlin.

Johanna Wolf claimed that Hitler was not aware of all the terrible things that were happening in Germany during his reign, that fanatics exerted more and more influence on him, and that they gave orders Hitler knew nothing about.