Alleged Affair With Geli Raubal
It has been claimed that Gregor Strasser had a brief affair with Geli Raubal, Hitler's niece and sometime mistress, and that Geli disclosed to him intimate details of Hitler's sexual habits. Geli died under suspicious circumstance in 1931, allegedly a suicide. If she had revealed such secrets, that would have been a motive for her murder.
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