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What happened to the American woman who tried to kiss Adolf Hitler?

What happened to the American woman who tried to kiss Adolf Hitler?


The incident you are likely referring to involves an English woman named Unity Mitford, who was known for her support of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime.

Unity Mitford was not attempting to kiss Hitler; rather, she shot herself in the head in a Munich park in 1939 after Britain declared war on Germany.

Unity Mitford had been an admirer of Hitler and the Nazi party, and she moved to Germany in the early 1930s to express her support.

She became close to high-ranking Nazi officials, including Hitler himself.

The exact motivations behind her suicide attempt are not fully known, but it is widely believed that she was devastated by the outbreak of World War II and the conflict between her native Britain and the country she had come to embrace.

Although she survived the suicide attempt, the gunshot caused severe brain damage, and Unity Mitford lived the rest of her life in a diminished mental state.

She returned to England with her family, and she died in 1948 at the age of 33 from complications related to the gunshot wound.

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