Photos of Heinrich Müller

[Klose]

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Franz Josep Huber,Nebe,Himmler,Heydrich and SS-Oberführer Müller (?),is really Heinrich Müller this man,I have doubts.
Somes sources said that the photo,was taken in Hotel Metropol,Viena.


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The man on the far right is Gestapo Mueller. Quite a popular photo from a different angle.

Was Mueller's haircut always like the one in the photo?

[Max Williams]

The photo above was taken in the Wittelsbacher Palace in Munich. There are several photos in the series.
Max.

[von thoma]

The photo above was taken in the Wittelsbacher Palace in Munich. There are several photos in the series.
Max.

I didn't know that Data.Thank you very much,is very a good information for me.
Here a pic of the "Palais":

Wittelsbacher Palais

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[kletoskletos]

I was wondering.Did Müller had a double or something? He looks quite different in each of his photos.

[Klose]

I was wondering.Did Müller had a double or something? He looks quite different in each of his photos.

How so?

[Le Page]

That photo of him in the "Müller Journals" is very curious. I've never seen one anywhere else. I should have scanned it when I had it.

[kletoskletos]

That photo of him in the "Müller Journals" is very curious. I've never seen one anywhere else. I should have scanned it when I had it.

You should have scanned it.
I am very curious to see it.
Ca you give any description?

[Max Williams]

That photo of him in the "Müller Journals" is very curious. I've never seen one anywhere else. I should have scanned it when I had it.

You should have scanned it.
I am very curious to see it.
Ca you give any description?

You are probably referring to the photo of Francis Willard Keith who closely resembles Müller. See http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... er#p359579
Regards,
Max.

[Le Page]

That photo of him in the "Müller Journals" is very curious. I've never seen one anywhere else. I should have scanned it when I had it.

You should have scanned it.
I am very curious to see it.
Ca you give any description?

You are probably referring to the photo of Francis Willard Keith who closely resembles Müller. See http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... er#p359579
Regards,
Max.

Nope; that's not the one. The photo I'm referring to, clearly was Müller; he's wearing a civilian coat and tie and there's a wall directly behind him. The photo is black and white.

Since I believe that book series to be fraudulent, I would imagine that the photo was taken around 1945, not after the war as the author claims, but who knows. What's interesting is that in the photo he does appear to be a couple years older than in the wartime photos that we all have seen. Not much older, perhaps in 1949 or so. But it is him.

[Max Williams]

Does anyone have this photo from the last book in the series on Müller by Gregory Davis? I didn't buy that particular book because the first two were nonsense.
Max.

[Mark Costa]

Here is the photo that everyone is waiting for. From the "Muller Journals". It does show an older Heinrich Müller than those shown in photos taken in 1944. It is definately Müller and seems to be several years later. But who knows.

Mark Costa

[Le Page]

Mark - that's the one.

See what I mean, folks?

[Panzerkampfwagen]

Hi All, thanks for these lovely pictures. Had always thought that Müller was never found alive.. So was he found and caught later like Eichmann or something? Also, read somewhere that the Western allies had a doubt that Müller was burried somewhere in Berlin ( which was in the Russian Zone). Has that grave now been exhumed and subject to a DNA test to confirm it was Muller ( like a similar test done to detect Bormann) ? What is the present universally accepted fate of Gestapo-Müller?

[Halfdan S.]

I remember having read years ago that his grave was exhumed but that the remains came from three different bodies - as I said I read this years ago so I can't give any source at the moment.

Best
Halfdan S.

[wolfguy]

The Müller grave was dug up in September 1963 in the cemetery on Lilienthal-Straße. The remains were found to belong to three different people none of whom was Muller.

Müller was last seen alive in the Reich Chancellery on the night of May 1, 1945- right before the breakout from the Führerbunker. The last people to see him were Rattenhuber and two Gestapo men known by their first names Christian and Paul- they were members of the Berlin Gestapo under SS-Standartenführer Wilhelm Bock.

Source: "Analysis of the Muller CIA Name File" and "The Search for Gestapo-Müller" by Charles Whiting

Not that Whiting's book is free of inaccuracies, but there is no universal consensus on Müller"s fate.
He may have died in Berlin after the breakout or he may have escaped- I think a case could be made either way.

Wolfguy