It was a view to die for.
A prime German neo-Nazi plummeted practically 200 ft to his demise whereas climbing on what’s believed to be Adolf Hitler’s favourite mountain.
Andreas Münzhuber, 37, a senior member of the Bavaria faction of neo-Nazi group The Third Approach, was climbing Untersberg mountain on a 30-person tour when he tripped on an uncovered moist root and fell 196 ft down rocky terrain to his demise on Sept. 29, German information retailers reported.
Rescue groups rushed to the scene after the autumn however the far-right radical was killed immediately, Merkur reported.
Untersberg — an almost 6,500-foot excessive summit in Germany — was thought-about Hitler’s favourite view, with the Nazi dictator establishing his notorious Eagle’s Nest retreat in the identical space, in response to The Telegraph.
The location has since change into an attraction for tyrants to go to.
Numerous right-wing extremist teams on Telegram and Fb at the moment are accumulating donations to erect a memorial stone on the scene of the autumn and financially help their comrades’ spouse and little one, in response to German retailers.
“His demise hits us all exhausting,” the donations web page and memorial said.
As of Friday afternoon, the group raised greater than $7,000 for a memorial, and a separate attraction for donations raised greater than $13,000, in response to stories.
