In the first world war, a little white Jack Russell who was chasing a rat across "no man's land" ended up in the same trench as Adolf Hitler.
Hitler adopted this dog, named him "Fuchsl" (which is German for "little fox") And became very fond of him. They were inseparable.
He had to travel by train with his Unit, quite some time later, and a station guard offered to buy the Jack Russell for 200 marks. Hitler replied that he wouldn't sell his dog for even 200, 000 marks!
Yet when they all got off the train, and continued, the little dog had disappeared. Hitler was convinced the station guard had stolen him, but there was nothing apparently that he could do. He was inconsolable.
http://terriermandotcom.blogspot.co.uk/2...ssell.html
Strange -eh?
Who knows what might have happened if Hitler and the little white dog had stayed together? It might even have altered the course of history for all we know....
Hitler adopted this dog, named him "Fuchsl" (which is German for "little fox") And became very fond of him. They were inseparable.
He had to travel by train with his Unit, quite some time later, and a station guard offered to buy the Jack Russell for 200 marks. Hitler replied that he wouldn't sell his dog for even 200, 000 marks!
Yet when they all got off the train, and continued, the little dog had disappeared. Hitler was convinced the station guard had stolen him, but there was nothing apparently that he could do. He was inconsolable.
http://terriermandotcom.blogspot.co.uk/2...ssell.html
Strange -eh?
Who knows what might have happened if Hitler and the little white dog had stayed together? It might even have altered the course of history for all we know....
