Alberto Bolman -Wikipedia

Albert Bolman （ Albert Bormann , September 2, 1902 -April 8, 1989) is a German politician. An personal secretary of Adolf Hitler. The final class is Vice Admiral NSKK. The younger brother of Martin Bolman, who served as a party officer.

In 1942, Alberto (right end) and Martin (the second from the right) who are present at Hitler and Kuvicing.

Prussian kingdom Zaxen （ German version ） (Current Zaksen -Anhardt) near Halvarstadt Vegeleben （ German version ） He was born as the second son of the post office member Theodor Bolman. My sisters are Ilze, Valter, and Martin, born by Louise, ex -wife of Theodor, and Martin.

Get a job at a bank in 1922. In 1927, he joined the National Socialist German Workers and participated in the assault squad. From 1929 to 1931, Martin was the leader of the district, and was the leader of Hitler Jugenden. From April 1931 Party Relief Fund Section （ German version ） In October, he was transferred to the presidential vocational, and was in charge of the agency between Hitler and party -related organizations. Alberto avoided noticeable, believed that his actions were always for public interest and did not abuse their position. At this time, he joined the friendship with Philip Bowler.

In 1934, he was promoted to Colonel Hitler as a secretary of Hitler, and soon began to process Hitler’s affairs as one of the main executives in the Presidential Bang. In the German Diet election in 1938, he was elected to the West Berlin constituency and became a member of the Diet.

Albert was rated by Hitler as a competent and reliable person, and had an effect on human resources, so he had a conflict with Martin around Hitler’s aide. Alberto’s wife was a German Hungarian, but Martin was not German. Also, even if they were present at the meeting, they did not have a conversation with each other.

On April 21, 1945, when the Allied Army approached Berlin, he escaped from Berlin under the order of Hitler and disposed of Hitler’s personal documents to Berk Hof in Over -Saltbelk. After the surrender of Germany, he was hiding as an agricultural worker on a farm, but appeared in April 1949 and was arrested. He was sentenced to six months in the Non -Nazi trial, and lived in Munich after the release.

He died in Munich on April 8, 1989. He continued to hate Martin’s life and avoided Martin’s topic when he was interviewed about the Nazi era after the war.

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