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I found it very ironic that Trump's lapdog Pam Bondi is ridiculed by Laura Loomer as Blondi, which was Adolf Hitler's beloved German Shepherd killed by him shortly before he committed suicide in the bunker ... "
Jeffrey Epstein

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http://stihi.ru/2025/03/08/5867

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Scott & abby discussed Laura Loomer calls for Scam Blondi to RESIGN, or for Trump to FIRE her.

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Blondi was Adolf Hitler's beloved German Shepherd, gifted to him in 1941, and she played a significant role in his life until her tragic death in 1945.
Background
Blondi was born in 1941 and was a gift from Martin Bormann, a prominent Nazi official. Hitler was very fond of her, often allowing her to sleep in his bed and keeping her close during his final days in the Fuehrerbunker in Berlin. Blondi was not just a pet; she was part of Hitler's image as an animal lover, which was used in Nazi propaganda to portray a softer side of the dictator.
Wikipedia

Relationship with Hitler
Hitler's affection for Blondi was notable; he reportedly showed her more affection than he did to his long-time companion, Eva Braun. Witnesses described him as being demonstrative with Blondi, often hugging and kissing her. However, he was also known to be strict and would punish her if she disobeyed commands. This complex relationship highlighted Hitler's contradictory nature, as he could be both loving and harsh towards his pets.

Final Days and Death
As the Allies closed in on Berlin in April 1945, Hitler became increasingly paranoid about his fate and that of his beloved dog. On April 29, 1945, he ordered a cyanide capsule to be tested on Blondi to confirm its effectiveness. Tragically, the capsule killed her, which left Hitler inconsolable. The day after Blondi's death, Hitler and Eva Braun committed suicide in the bunker.

Legacy
Blondi's story is a poignant reminder of the personal side of one of history's most notorious figures. Her life and death reflect the bizarre and tragic circumstances surrounding Hitler's final days, as well as the emotional complexities of a man who was responsible for immense suffering yet had a deep attachment to his dog.


In summary, Blondi was more than just a pet to Hitler; she was a symbol of his personal life amidst the chaos of World War II, and her tragic fate mirrored the downfall of the Nazi regime.