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and it might well be that she was brought in on a stretcher in order to avoid publicity and unpleasantness to her family." Liddell had wanted her and her entourage, which according to Bright included known Nazi supporters, to be searched upon arrival, but the Home
Secretary prevented this. On 8 January, Liddell notes receiving a report from the Security Control Officers who were responsible for meeting the arrivals that states "there were no signs of a bullet wound."
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British Consul General in Munich, who immediately requested that her passport be impounded. In 1938, Hitler gave her a choice of four apartments in Munich. Mitford is reported to have visited one apartment to discuss her decoration and design plans while the soon-to-be-dispossessed residents, a Jewish couple, sat in the kitchen crying. Immediately prior to this, she had lived in the house of
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just go and meet people over sticky buns and cakes, and it was possible to meet him like that. And he was in the habit of eating in the
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luckiest girl in the world. For me he is the greatest man of all time". Hitler had also become smitten with the young blonde British student. He was struck by her curious connections to the Germanic culture including her middle name,
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763:Rumours of Hitler's baby
721:published an article in
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373:Algernon Freeman-Mitford
2682:Anglo-German Fellowship
2316:James Larratt Battersby
2245:Alexander Raven Thomson
1910:Western Goals Institute
1905:White Nationalist Party
1863:Official National Front
1748:Constitutional Movement
1650:Imperial Fascist League
1213:Laura Thompson (2017).
1186:Laura Thompson (2017).
530:Return to Great Britain
431:Inside the inner circle
375:, had been a friend of
2827:Deaths from meningitis
2732:Rock Against Communism
2687:Battle of Cable Street
2250:Graham Seton Hutchison
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2080:Henry Hamilton Beamish
2039:Racial Volunteer Force
2009:National Liberal Party
1989:League of Saint George
1968:English Defence League
1948:British National Party
1773:Football Lads Alliance
1733:British National Party
1718:British People's Party
1615:British People's Party
1516:Unity Mitford: A Quest
1444:"A real little Hitler"
1137:Inside the Third Reich
1135:Speer, Albert (1971).
829:Breakfast at Tiffany's
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491:Inside the Third Reich
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2019:Patriotic Alternative
1853:New Nationalist Party
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1713:British Freedom Party
1008:Hitler's British Girl
896:Lovell, Mary. (2003)
800:Hitler's British Girl
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121:Swinbrook Churchyard
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2190:Rotha Lintorn-Orman
2150:Harold Elsdale Goad
1808:National Fellowship
1753:England First Party
1530:(Dial Press, 1977)
1450:on 19 February 2008
1345:on 13 January 2012.
1249:The Daily Telegraph
1190:. pp. 209–210.
1010:". Channel 4. 2007.
777:Bright traveled to
747:conspiracy theories
107:Cause of death
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2511:Michael McLaughlin
2491:John Kingsley Read
2441:Patrick Harrington
2235:Alliott Verdon Roe
2029:Pie and Mash squad
1928:Blood & Honour
1803:National Democrats
1512:Pryce-Jones, David
1232:. pp. 269–70.
807:In popular culture
741:Mitford's cousin,
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287:hammer and sickles
167:and member of the
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2095:R. B. D. Blakeney
2070:Mary Sophia Allen
1973:English Democrats
1848:New Britain Party
1665:National Fascisti
1536:978-0-8037-8865-7
1524:978-1-85799-370-7
1395:The New Statesman
1338:978-1-4466-9967-6
1306:on 5 October 2017
900:. Norton. p. 33;
581:Nuffield Hospital
508:Bayreuth Festival
479:Ernst Hanfstaengl
425:Bayreuth Festival
272:David Pryce-Jones
250:(1917–1996), and
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