Death of Adolf Hitler
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The April, 1945 death of Adolf Hitler is generally accepted and the most commonly cited cause of his death is that he shot himself in the head while simultaneously biting into an ampule of cyanide. However, due to the chaos and fluidity of circumstances in the Fuhrerbunker at the time, no theory has ever been completely accepted.
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