Why I hate my uncle - by Adolf Hitler's nephew William Patrick Hitler, who was born to Adolf's brother Alois in Liverpool, gave a rare insight into the Fuhrer's life in his piece for Look magazine, called 'Why I Hate My Uncle'.

Nazi war criminal Alois Brunner died in Syria basement in 2001 Nazi war criminal Alois Brunner, who was responsible for the deaths of an estimated 130,000 Jews, died in 2001 at the age of 89, locked up in a squalid Damascus basement, a French magazine reported Wednesday.

College Couple Survives Three Days in Blizzard While Hiking Algonquin Peak: ‘Death Wasn’t an Option’ “We held each other to keep warm and talked about what we’d do when we were rescued,” Blake Alois tells PEOPLE

Adolf Eichmann in Israel: Portraits of a Nazi War Criminal Recent reports that the world's most wanted Nazi -- a notorious sadist named Alois Brunner -- died in Syria four years ago brought to mind these photos of his boss, Adolf Eichmann, awaiting execution in Israel in the early '60s.

Adolf Eichmann in Israel: Portraits of a Nazi War Criminal Recent reports that the world's most wanted Nazi -- a notorious sadist named Alois Brunner -- died in Syria four years ago brought to mind these photos of his boss, Adolf Eichmann, awaiting execution in Israel in the early '60s.

Adolf Eichmann in Israel: Portraits of a Nazi War Criminal Recent reports that the world's most wanted Nazi -- a notorious sadist named Alois Brunner -- died in Syria four years ago brought to mind these photos of his boss, Adolf Eichmann, awaiting execution in Israel in the early '60s.

Research suggests the memories of Alzheimer's patients may not be lost forever Total recall

Adolf Eichmann in Israel: Portraits of a Nazi War Criminal Recent reports that the world's most wanted Nazi -- a notorious sadist named Alois Brunner -- died in Syria four years ago brought to mind these photos of his boss, Adolf Eichmann, awaiting execution in Israel in the early '60s.

Adolf Eichmann in Israel: Portraits of a Nazi War Criminal Recent reports that the world's most wanted Nazi -- a notorious sadist named Alois Brunner -- died in Syria four years ago brought to mind these photos of his boss, Adolf Eichmann, awaiting execution in Israel in the early '60s.

Migrant Children, Arriving Alone and Frightened Many of Europe’s new mystery children are boys ages 14 to 17, sent by families too poor to pay smugglers for more than one journey. Others were separated from their parents along the way.