Daughter of Oskar von Sperling (1814-1872) and his wife Ehefrau Pauline von Sperling, nee von Klass.
Originally buried with her husband at the Tannenberg Memorial in KΓΆnigsberg (Prussia), Hitler had the remains brought to Germany as the Red Army approached in spring of 1945. Temporarily stored in a salt mine in Thuringia, the US army found the remains in summer of 1945 and in 1946 they were transferred to the Elisabethkirche in Marburg.
Originally buried with her husband at the Tannenberg Memorial in KΓΆnigsberg (Prussia), Hitler had the remains brought to Germany as the Red Army approached in spring of 1945. Temporarily stored in a salt mine in Thuringia, the US army found the remains in summer of 1945 and in 1946 they were transferred to the Elisabethkirche in Marburg.
Daughter of Oskar von Sperling (1814-1872) and his wife Ehefrau Pauline von Sperling, nee von Klass.
Originally buried with her husband at the Tannenberg Memorial in KΓΆnigsberg (Prussia), Hitler had the remains brought to Germany as the Red Army approached in spring of 1945. Temporarily stored in a salt mine in Thuringia, the US army found the remains in summer of 1945 and in 1946 they were transferred to the Elisabethkirche in Marburg.
Originally buried with her husband at the Tannenberg Memorial in KΓΆnigsberg (Prussia), Hitler had the remains brought to Germany as the Red Army approached in spring of 1945. Temporarily stored in a salt mine in Thuringia, the US army found the remains in summer of 1945 and in 1946 they were transferred to the Elisabethkirche in Marburg.
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