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Unity Cup final offers identity and bragging rights to London’s diaspora | Xaymaca Awoyungbo

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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International

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A young girl on a bench had shot herself in the temple. When Hitler was told, his eyes watered and he said: 'You see, she was nothing but an idealist'... the final part of the Fuhrer's secret English girlfriend

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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Unity Mitford's five-year secret diary comes to an abrupt end on September 1, 1939. At that point, she's forced to accept the unthinkable - war between Britain and her beloved Germany is inevitable.

How Hitler's English moll wanted to HANG the Prime Minister. Revealed for the first time in her diary, her treasonous poison pen messages as her beloved Fuher set Europe ablaze

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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

In her mind, Unity sees herself as a key figure in preventing the war. Hasn't Hitler always protected her? Hasn't he always assured her of his genuine love for England?

'Streets full of Nazis. All salute me...' Even as the clouds of war gathered, Hitler's secret English girlfriend Unity Mitford was thrilled to be feted as a heroine at the heart of German military machine

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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

By 1938, Unity - who adores publicity and assiduously pastes any stories about herself into a scrapbook - is viewed by many Britons as something of a monster.

I told Unity that her boyfriend Hitler was a bad man and she tried to kick me - by the vicar's daughter whose family kept the despised aristocrat under house arrest for five years

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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Margaret Laidlaw was eight when Nazi-loving Unity Mitford, then 29, was sent to live with her family in 1942. At the time, Unity - left brain damaged by a failed suicide attempt in Munich - was a par…

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