Angela Hitler passed away on October 30, 1949, at the age of 66. Born on July 28, 1883, in Spital, Austria, she was the oldest half-sister of infamous dictator Adolf Hitler. During her early years, Angela worked as a housekeeper and later married Leo Raubal, with whom she had two children, Leo and Geli. Angela was known to be a loyal supporter of her brother, and during his rise to power, she lived in Munich and often attended official functions with him. However, she distanced herself from the Nazi party and her brother's actions in the later years of his regime. Following World War II, Angela was arrested by the Allies and faced charges of "conspiring against peace." However, she was eventually released due to a lack of evidence. In her later years, she lived a reclusive life in Hanover and rarely gave interviews or spoke about her relationship with her brother. Angela will be remembered as a controversial figure, with her ties to one of the most notorious figures in history. She is survived by her two children and several grandchildren. Her passing marks the end of an era and a reminder of the lasting impact of her brother's actions on the world.