The publication of Unity Mitford's diaries has reignited discussions about her infatuation with Hitler and the historical significance of her documented experiences in Nazi Germany.
These diaries detail her memories of 139 meetings with Hitler, revealing her views and lifestyle that starkly reflect the antisemitism of that era.
Historians emphasize that the newly available information offers crucial insights into a controversial figure's life and her complicity with Nazi ideology.
Censorship campaigners argue that the increasingly secretive handling of archival materials hinders public understanding of significant historical events.
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