Unsolved WWII Mystery: The SHOCKING Disappearance Of Hitler's Cook

During the final days of the Battle of Berlin, Adolf Hitler's cook disappeared as the city became surrounded by the Red Army. It was incredibly dangerous and Constanze Manziarly was a loyal cook to Hitler who served him for a number of years. She had been told to leave the bunker but chose not to and she then following Hitler's death attempted a breakout alongside a number of other women and SS officers.
But Manziarly disappeared and she went missing from the breakout group. There has been a lot of speculation as to what happened to her and still today the mystery of her demise has not been solved.
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[@TheUntoldPast]

Seems like judging by the comments, many of my viewers thought they'd be looking for other 'members' of the bunker in the final days of the war.

[@davidbrims5825]

Imbeciles who are easily amused.

[@7Little701]

Do Obama's cook next 😍

[@greekre]

everyone knows she was a time traveller

[@hellogoodbye5216]

She is working down at Mario's fish and chip shop in north Barnsley

[@1nvisible1]

*"Last days of H" by Hugh Trevor Roper in 1972 update states. Manziarly was seen being taken into bunker from a distance without conversation by Traudl Junge who was returning from food search.*

[@daveanderson3805]

I agree with you. The lady is in an unmarked grave in Berlin. I am sure there are many yet to be discovered

[@zingwilder9989]

As you well stated, there was so much chaos and brutality occurring, absolutely anything could have happened to her. We'll never know, as she was merely another person that lived and is most assuredly dead at this point.

[@TheUntoldPast]

It's a compelling story, just one of many during the Second World War that have not been solved.

[@justanotherjezebeI]

Oooo, YES. Love the drives into lesser known historic figures that still had important (although very overlooked) impacts on history. ❤ It's very fascinating, and it's very awesome.

[@TheUntoldPast]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ThreenaddiesRexMegistus]

Make of this what you will - in the 1980’s my business partner and I worked as contract builders on the North Shore of Auckland, New Zealand. We were building new houses in various subdivisions. There was another pair of builders of European origin, IIRC Dutch, doing the same. One of them was known to be married to Hitler’s cook. He would have been in his 60’s and maybe even 70-something then, anyway of comparable age to my father, a WW2 vet. I always assumed this to mean one of Hitler’s cooks, as to me it made sense he would have had many and various household staff, as befits a national leader anywhere. But there it is, and the only thing I can tell you for sure is that this was accepted as fact among our small segment of the building trade and it was not regarded as anything other than a curiosity. And no, this is vicarious information and we were too busy trying to make a buck to give much thought to it, so it may have been a complete fabrication, but why bother?

[@yepiratesworkshop7997]

That may be the "clue" that breaks this story wide open. There are so many little 'coincidences' here and there that when delved into further, reveal some fantastic knowledge that had been "lost to history."

[@gabyhayes4549]

She had quite a pleasant face

[@craigoliver8712]

She had pretty face which probably unfortunately led to her "downfall" if she came across the vengeful, animalistic Russians

[@modernista6056]

But that masked evil thoughts, she didn't get that job by being a free thinking kind lady. Sorry she just didn't. May not have carried a gun or wore a uniform, she could have saved so many lives with just a few ingredients. Yes no doubt he has food tasters and it might have been suicidal, but ??🤷🤔🤔

[@mradventurer8104]

@@modernista6056 You mean Trump's cook or Biden's cook must have the same thoughts as their employer? I think you are assuming things. You can't know. It is possible but you can't know or say that all gardeners and cooks or bakers had the same thoughts as their leader with regard to politics.

[@neinsager3236]

​@@modernista6056A cook is a war criminal you say? Guilty some how? Poor soul was probably raped by Soviet soldiers and beaten to death.

[@longfellowmarketing4192]

Thanks for this! I have always wondered what happened to Fräulein Manziarly. I never understood why the women broke out in military dress, as I would think that civilian clothing would have been safer, as there were no women in the Heer. Obviously, anyone in the government district, male or female, would have come under great suspicion, as there were few apartments in that area. I assume her “papers” would have shown she lived in Berchtesgaden, or, if she had “ab/angemeldet” to Berlin, would have shown she lived at the Reichskanzlei. Both possibilities would have clearly tied her to Hitler. I have never heard that falsified papers/identities were made for the women.

[@peteyspaletas2023]

💀 she never came out of that subway alive.

[@MegaTriumph1]

Hitler wasn't going to Argentina without his chef.

[@Manfred-cf9rn]

@MegaTriumph1 Point well taken. Vegetarians are one of those categories requiring a specialized gastronomy. He would have taken along his Barber 💈 too ... really! ..no pun intended .. Finding a local Barber in Argentina would have been a DEAD Giveaway..😊😅👍

[@yepiratesworkshop7997]

Well, we can be sure of one thing. By now, Hitler is most assuredly dead. I remember reading all kinds of "stories" in the 1960's "Hitler Sighted! Hiding In ... (insert name of South American city here) It was rather uniquely interesting that they caught Adolf Eichmann. Avner Less (Israeli police officer) wrote a pretty interesting book about his interrogation of Eichmann. I'd bet there could be some fantastic books that could be written from the Russian interrogator's notes from their "interview" with the high-level Nazis they caught.

[@truthtriumphant]

Exactly right! I was going to say the same thing! She went with the evil monster to Argentina along with Martin Boormann and other Nazis in exile!!

[@Jean-rg4sp]

*Thank you for presenting this mystery. I concur with your speculation.*

[@TheUntoldPast]

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching mate!

[@davidcomtedeherstal]

Theodor Plivier in his book Berlin, said she was "carried away by a giant mongol". Even if the mongol might be a bit exaggerated, there also mmight be a bit of truth in it.

[@tinahale9252]

I can see truth in this. I think he was a Soviet soldier

[@elizabethlinsay9193]

My guess is that if she wasn't killed in the chaos, she knew that it was best to disappear on her own.

[@renee1961]

Your videos are Always Important, Excellent, and Well Done. It's greatly Appreciated!!

[@TheUntoldPast]

Glad you like them!

[@carle8608]

Constance probably made it to South America and continued food preparation for Adolph.

[@r.d.3709]

hahaha...She would have had to learn Argentinian cuisine and Hitler was a vegetarian, so no delicious beef from the Pampas or the Fuhrer.

[@juanamora9513]

And later became the cook for Eva person, his daughter!!!😮😂🤔

[@scottburns2600]

Personally, I think she went on to American to flip burgers at McDonald's 😅

[@george1la]

We will never know now for sure. Very interesting story of importance in the whole picture.

[@sheldongarrioch5390]

Do you know if there's ever been any comments made by family members re: her disappearance? If they never heard from her again that would be a big indication that she died in Berlin during this time frame you describe, &, as you postulate, is likely buried in an unmarked grave somewhere in the city.

[@wargamingchina9174]

I have only just started watching and have already smashed like, such an obscure bit of history,well done

[@renee1961]

Good morning, and as always, Thank You for your videos.

[@TheUntoldPast]

So nice of you

[@ronaldfinkelstein6335]

There was s photo of Hitler shaking a General's hand. Was that Rommel?

[@frankgesuele6298]

Ja.

[@luga718]

👍

[@yepiratesworkshop7997]

As usual, your video was both excellent and fantastic. Most shocking (to me) of all, was that I just discovered that even though I've been watching your videos for years, I wasn't a subscriber! I just fixed that. Keep 'em coming, man.

[@kennethgates5790]

She could have also have been taken prisoner and taken to the Soviet Union.

[@Brian-bp5pe]

All of this speculation! If the unfortunate woman disappeared under these circumstances, nearly 80 years ago, then she almost certainly perished shortly after she was last seen.

[@tuvia4082]

Thanks, excellent video.

[@bkreed27]

I've always been interested in what happened to Hitlers vegetable gardener, Rudolf Möhrenkopf. Of course there are rumours he spent his days after 1945 in a Soviet agricultural institute with other German vegetable experts taken prisoner as part of Operation Parsnip, but this has never been proven. Some say he escaped via the ratlines to Peru and is responsible for the marketing and proliferation of iceberg lettuce in the western hemisphere. I would love it if you could research Möhrenkopfs story and do a video that might shine some light on his actual fate. Thank you!

[@carolannemckenzie3849]

Was Rudolf Mohrenkopf Swiss?

[@bertram_oredrock]

Again, you provided and excellent history lesson of the most brutal war the US has ever fought. My Father and two Uncles fought in WWII. The oldest uncle was killed a few months after D-Day in France.

[@firesideshats]

You lot did jack all fighting man don't even make out you did

[@squeaky206]

​@@firesideshatsSo I assume that the Pacific Front never even existed? Along with the North Africa, Sicily, Normandy and Southern French campaigns? And let's not forget who fought in the majority of the Ardennes-Alsace operation. Oh, and last I looked up it wasn't the British who liberated Paris.

[@linda-louiseanthony9802]

Thanks heavens that these wonderful, incredibly brave men, like those in your family fought for us all. My Grandfather fought, but in New Guinea. We’re Australian. 🇺🇸❤🇦🇺

[@Robert-bk1dm]

The civil war was the most brutal and costly. Peace out.

[@TheKulu42]

She could have released by the Soviet soldiers after they checked her papers. After all, she wasn't an infamous "celebrity" like Gobbels or Himmler. She was likely among many civilians questioned and told to move on during the chaotic Battle of Berlin. Then again if they intended to assault her, she could have used her cyanide capsule. Alas, I have to agree that this is the most likely explanation.

[@johnsepulveda443]

You do know the Russians had a thing for gang raping women and children right so very doubtful they would’ve released her after looking at her paperwork

[@vanpaul147]

Missing - Hitler's Gun + Hitler's Limo + Hitler's Body + Hitler's Cook = Hitler did a runner to South America

[@shauntaylor6040]

The gun was taken by Axmann.

[@tb7771]

Knowing what the Soviets did to German women and girls I'm sure we can guess what happened to her if the 2 Soviet soldiers got her.

[@fronerbr2738]

Following a theory that Hitler fled to Argentina, in the region of Bariloche, many exponents of Nazism fled in submarines to the coasts of Argentina, also on the coast of the extreme south of Brazil, depending on the autonomy of the submarine. When they disembarked, they sank the submarines off the coast in a deep region. Those who landed in the south of Brazil, in the coastal city of Torres in Rio Grande do Sul, were taken by tire smugglers to the border with Argentina. Tires produced in Brazil during the war were smuggled to Argentina, from there sent to Germany.

[@JohnnyPerth]

All conspiracy nonsense

[@Archibaldtimms]

@@JohnnyPerth AH made it out. See:FBI facts within recent release of Kennedy assassination Intel which was meager. Also no ah DNA... also Johnny Boy...current good friend is the great great grandson of one of the largest German manufacturing families... Und an x girlfriend of mine is Argentinian... (ha) both told me confidentially, the truth.

[@Patmac74]

I really should get my eyes checked 😂😂😂

[@tryhardname]

I'm glad I'm not the only one.

[@Hotdaddy536]

It happens eventually 👁️👁️👁️👁️

[@TOO_TALL305]

That makes four

[@BrandonToy]

Yeah, completely misread that one on first glance

[@sds9904]

Ditto

[@linardskinard8199]

I had to read that twice, at first ,I thought that it said something quite different

[@rwdonohue]

It was published 8 hours ago and my jaw dropped at first. I wondered if anyone else had read that wrong, yup it wasn’t just my disgusting mind

[@doubleplusgoodthinker9434]

Thank you for an interesting account of her possible fate. I had never heard of her until she made a brief appearance in the film "Downfall".

[@joechiodi5529]

That’s crazy cause I was just thinking about this. And you just publish this a couple days ago. I think she never came out of that subway alive. Eventually, the Soviet army found her body in there, and buried it in a mass grave in Berlin, where it remains to this day.

[@McIntyreBible]

An informative episode! Why? because you don't really hear too much about the cook of Hitler.

[@TheUntoldPast]

Thanks! An interesting story that I hope you enjoyed.

[@kosmokritikos9299]

But you should.

[@elisamcgowan4774]

The only version I heard about this lady's disappearance was something you stated, that she went through a hole in the wall that led to open ground, but that she was followed through straight after by another lady, but on going through, the cook was nowhere to be seen, and could not have got across the open ground in time, it is said that she mysteriously vanished on going through that hole in the wall.

[@michaelmeredith912]

So fascinating!

[@privatechannel8462]

I miss read that, i just assumed it was in the Albert Hall...

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I'm surprised that with such advancements in DNA and family genetics, that we haven't seen more projects to find out certain things about WW2. I know things have been paved over or they don't know exact locations but I'm just surprised we haven't seen any research projects related to these things.

[@kosmokritikos9299]

Martin Bormann's remains were positively identified through DNA technology in 1998. He was in one of the groups that broke out of the bunker and there was evidence of a crushed cyanide capsule found in his skull.

[@katesleuth1156]

You can’t dig up bodies to test for DNA unless there is certainty of the person buried there & there is a murder investigation involving the dead person.

[@stever.3580]

Traudl Junge's account doesn't make sense, why would the Soviet troops want to see Manziarly's papers but didn't stop Junge.

[@alesiabradley5399]

She did no harm to anyone just fed the dictator.

[@Go4Corvette]

What about evidence of her contacting her family after the war? if she was still alive, I am sure she would have tried to contact someone.

[@zingwilder9989]

It has been reported that her family searched for her for decades, but finally gave up.

[@jorgebordon5131]

A.H.'s cook who was also his dietitian, traveled from Argentina to Austria in 1952, using a passport issued by the Intelligence Secretariat of Argentina, after visiting his family and staying for a year in his house in Austria, he disappeared forever, some believe he returned to Argentina. using his real name.

[@user-lw7om1sg1m]

We can only assume she died in the ruins of Berlin like many who tried to escape the bunker.

[@CliftonHicksbanjo]

Shocking? Hardly.

[@palemale2501]

The story of these escape groups from the bunker, slipping about, wandering along subway lines, hiding from bullets, explosions and capture in a war-torn city, with some "disappearing", is somehow fascinating - even if they did not deserve our sympathy, as millions more had less chance of survival due to their efforts.

[@gratefulguy4130]

Why would they not deserve our sympathy?

[@palemale2501]

If you were only able to read to the end of that sentence, lol.@@gratefulguy4130

[@palemale2501]

Ask the 50 million dead, and havoc to 500 million more, due to their dirty work.@@gratefulguy4130

[@robertschumann7737]

Hitler didn't just have a plain and bland diet but he was also a vegetarian. A rabbit could have cooked for him.

[@kosmokritikos9299]

Wrong! Vegetarian food is far more complex than throwing a slab of meat on a grill.

[@Longjohnsilver58]

Oh…it says cook. That makes so much more sense.

[@ultrasoundguy1]

Dunno, actually that would have been a much greater mystery; e.g. maybe "it" somehow escaped to Argentina? :)

[@Longjohnsilver58]

@@ultrasoundguy1 Where it still resides to this very day sporting a thin pubic mustache giving rousing speeches and raising an army to retake the fatherland.

[@SkinPeeleR]

Hitlers cook dissapeared, Obama's chef drowned.... What a world...

[@noneya9866]

those two things have zero correlation.

[@SkinPeeleR]

@@noneya9866 sarcasm just isn't your thing isn't it?

[@lorenzbroll0101]

I once read somewhere that she fell into the river Spree and drown because she never learnt to swim.

[@darrelneidiffer6777]

She ended up as Head Cook at a Howard Johnsons in Burbank California.

[@COMANCHE3]

😂😂😂

[@selfdo]

She ended up slinging hash at Mel Sharple's (Vic Tayback) diner in Phoenix, AZ, before Alice (Linda Lavin) and Vera (Beth Howland) worked there, but she probably did work with Flo (Polly Holiday).

[@genes.3285]

The movie Downfall depicts the women leaving the bunker with SS helmets on. That wouldn't have been a good idea at the time.

[@Dragotherium]

I’m not gonna tell you what I read that title as.

[@carbonsnail014]

We did.

[@kurtvonfricken6829]

Mind in the gutter!!

[@user-hd8gj2sy3z]

Nice vid. Just like to point out that it’s three-thirty, not free-firty.

[@bretthewitt3890]

Yes, she is dead, in a mass grave, and will never be found. She would have eventually turned up if this was not true.

[@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606]

Ngl I had to do a double check on that title 😂

[@TheConorsmithusa]

I read that title too quickly 😂. I misread cook as 🦃

[@davidbrims5825]

Infantile.

[@grantsmythe8625]

@@davidbrims5825 Not necessarily....unless you're easily "scandalized".

[@davidbrims5825]

@@grantsmythe8625 Not scandalised…..just an adult.

[@geridayao8924]

A connoisseur's qualification, unless you know how to make pea soup.

[@davidknox5929]

Gripping stuff.Thx

[@user-tk5fi1my5i]

I think Martin Bormann escaped Berlin after Hitler's suicide. I think he was able to make it to south America and died there. Then the West German government found out where he was buried, brought his remains back to Germany, and buried them close to where he supposedly died and where they were digging a construction ditch. The dirt/clay that was stuck to Bormanns skull didn't match the soil where his remains we're supposedly found. The dirt/clay looked a lot more like what you would find in South America. The West German government didn't test the soil, or let anyone else test it before they cremated the remains. The supposed crushed glass cyanide capsule that was found in the mouth of the skull didn't match the types of cyanide capsules that the Nazis used at the time of world war 2. There's other inconsistencies with the whole story too. I do believe that Hitler killed himself in the Berlin bunker though.

[@brianthesnail3815]

I agree with that explanation. For a start, finding a random body in Berlin and suddenly somebody thinks 'oh that's Martin Borman'. How likely is that? In fact, his secretary ended up in the UK married to a man who worked for MI6. Some people in the bunker did escape.

[@richardarmstrong5483]

Went paddle boarding with O' Bama.

[@leigh42]

Its ok ppl you probably just read it wrong, read it one more time but slowly lmao

[@prakashbalasubramanian1276]

Hitler's cook was kidnapped to become Stalin's chef. 0:34

[@imbetterthanyouis]

gee wouldnt want a typo in the title of this vid

[@andy99ish]

Where Hitler's cook went is indeed one of The Great Mysteries of the History of Mankind. Comparable only to the Mystery which kind of shoe polish Stalin used.

[@katesleuth1156]

So why did you watch this video?

[@andy99ish]

@@katesleuth1156 Why do you ask ?

[@danielintheantipodes6741]

I wonder if maybe she was taken to Moscow, like it or not? She may have been of enough interest to the Soviets? Just speculation though I suppose it is possible that no one would know, even now.

[@tesselaynes5428]

I wonder what these cooks are cooking for them if they have to disappear like the Bourdain guy.

[@Revolver1701]

And offer that she could not refuse. Yep.

[@davidandrew1078]

What is the wurst that could happen to her?

[@remcodejong9149]

Totally misread that. I should lay off the edibles.

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

Goering probably had him for dinner when he couldn't find a bakery to raid.

[@shauntaylor6040]

She was taken to an underground station by Russians and never seen again.

[@mikebellis5713]

SHOCKING ???? huh?

[@selfdo]

If shelling and cross-fire didn't get her; with her body being dumped into a mass grave, unknown, then she probably was either kidnapped by occupying Soviet troops, raped, abused, and finally MURDERED, a fate that befell many Berliner "Frauleins" in the immediate aftermath of the Battle of Berlin, OR, she assumed a new identity, as being associated that closely with Hitler would put her in extreme danger. She was simply a COOK, and for all we known, had no meaningful contributions to the Nazi regime, save for satisfying Hitler's dietary whims. He was known to have a "sweet tooth, and, until the bombing incident of 20 July 1944, had put on quite a bit of weight on his frame which, over his lifetime until then, he was actually slim . The many drugs that his quack physician, Theodore Morell, probably contributed to both Hitler's puffy facial appearance and weight gain as did poor dietary choices, and Hitler had, up to about 1942, walked a lot for exercise and relaxation, but busy with the war, stayed a lot within his various command bunkers, mostly at Rastenburg in East Prussia, where the bomb plot took place. After the bomb plot, Hitler became, for a time, a recluse, leading to speculation, both at the time and later, that the post-bombing "Hitler" was a DOUBLE, as well as the Soviet claims, once they took Berlin and the Fuhrerbunker, of having his body not being supported by forensic evidence. Manziarly has been portrayed in several films relating to the Fuhrerbunker, by Phyllida Law in the 1973 Hitler: the Last Ten Days, which starred Alec Guinness in the title role, and by Bettina Redlich in the 2004 film "Downfall".' The reason that the Soviets and/or Allies would prioritize finding Manziarly is simple: as his cook, she'd know what she'd prepared for him the day he purported committed suicide, 30 April 1945. As Hitler was considered to be a vegetarian, others, like his butler and bodyguard, Heinz Linge, reported that Hitler had some pasta and a spinach salad for lunch, a few hours prior to when he shot himself, about 3:30 pm, local time (Central European Wartime Daylight Savings Time). Either would have wanted to interrogate her to confirm what Hitler's last meal was, and compare it to the badly burned remains found in the Chancellery garden shell hole. Evidently the condition of the male's remains did have a fairly intact GI tract, though blackened by fire, with the contents identifiable.

[@tvoommen4688]

Another person crucial in identification of the body would be Hitler's dentist/assistant.

[@darrelneidiffer6777]

Her cast iron duty?

[@Goodiesfanful]

Berlin was getting a real pounding there.

[@trickydicky2908]

I wonder if she had to taste the food in front of him?

[@JohnnyPerth]

Not sure how shocking it was

[@user-zq2ld2te3e]

Is it the Bunkarr, the Bunkah, or the Bunkahrr?

[@theoriginalcitrussky062]

I read this title very differently

[@62mmxxl]

I read that Dolfa was a vegetarian and loved animals and banned smoking

[@jeanlauridsen8596]

Bormann didn't die in Germany.

[@user-zq2ld2te3e]

Bormann? He escaped....

[@christopherfritz3840]

Man. Can you IMAGINE reading "AH's Favorite Recipes".. 😏

[@62mmxxl]

❤2241945=22 April 1945 😮2241945=4122945=Davide Dolf Hitler made this name from Kirche meaning Church thats why the British selected Churchill. Churchill said Illchurch. Adolf really did do Faust.

[@MrSoggycat]

Cook guys. Cook.

[@harborgirl8877]

Maybe she disappeared with him and his entourage. I don’t believe he died in the “bunker”.

[@inhop2443]

"Hitler's later wife." Dude, if this was a VI form essay, you'd have been failed on grammar and language use alone.

[@carausiuscaesar5672]

I always wondered what happened to AH’s loyal cat Peter.Eye witness reports noted how AH enjoyed having loyal Peter purring on his lap.Peter had the important job of controlling the rodent population at Rastenburg.😼Peter’s feline antics entertained the senior German leadership.Yet the Allies made no effort to capture this 😼Why?What happened to Peter the Cat😼?

[@noelmcauliffe]

Didn't have my specs on when i read the thumbnail,I'm thinking,thats unlucky, first his ball and now this

[@billpugh58]

Who is Hitla and what is the bunka?

[@mikebellis5713]

Boonkha

[@notnowchief.3089]

We All Read that Wrong at First

[@michealcurrie8272]

She went off with the boys from Brazil. Opened a vegetarian restaurant

[@Patendyck76]

Why is this shocking , it’s just a loyal servant trying to escape.

[@vladislavovich100]

This situation shows that he escaped.

[@user-bl8ui1ej5t]

كنت أعيش في المانيا تسع سنوات لكن عندما قرأت تاريخهم كرهت المانيا والألمان

[@bozo5632]

Oh, cook. Never mind.

[@marksprinkle]

Am I the only one who misread the word "cook?"

[@biondanishgenomeinstitute8193]

The male person in the first picture shown seems to be the American actor Robert Emhardt - how could that be if true?

[@johnmilonas9143]

Times like this I asked myself who cares?

[@DavidISHERWOOD-iu1xn]

The body wasn't there when area searched. Years later a body was found BUT CAKED IN ORANGE/RED MUD - that is not found in Berlin BUT IS FOUND IN ARGENTINA. Plenty of post War sightings of him there and certainly access to loot.

[@evamoore2297]

She got to Hitler's house in Argentina.