A German neo-Nazi fell to his death while climbing Adolf Hitler's "favourite mountain" on September 29. Andreas Munzhuber, a senior member of the Bavarian faction of the neo-Nazi group The Third Way,

Andreas M was treasurer and assessor of the regional association of right-wing extremist party The Third Way and was killed when he fell down Adolf Hitler's favourite mountain

German neo-Nazi Andreas Münzhuber died while climbing Mount Untersberg, a place particularly valued by Hitler. The 37-year-old, known as an activist in the far-right organization Der III Weg, slipped and fell from a height of about 200 feet.

German neo-Nazi Andreas Münzhuber died while climbing Mount Untersberg, a location particularly valued by Hitler. The 37-year-old, known as an activist in the far-right organisation Der III Weg, slipped and fell from a height of about 60 metres.

A German neo-Nazi plunged 200ft to his death while climbing Adolf Hitler’s favourite mountain. Andreas Münzhuber, 37, from Freising, was part of a 30-person expedition attempting to scale the Untersberg mountain in Bavaria on September 29.

Nazi"'s life ended in tragedy after a fatal fall over 200ft from Untersberg Mountain in Germany, known to be a historical haunt of Adolf Hitler. Identified only by the name Andreas M., he suffered his deadly tumble while descending the mountain with a group of thirty,