I Was Hitler's Woman?

A beautiful and talented young film director Leni Riefenstahl was recognized by Hitler and made Nazi propaganda movies such as "The Victory of Faith", "Triumph of the Will", and "Olympia". They were so impressive artworks and convenient for the image strategy of Nazis and Adolf Hitler. When Germany lost in the Second World War, Leni survived though Hitler and his close friends died without pity. After the war, she was arrested and continued to be interrogated and detained as a Nazi...
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A beautiful and talented young film director Leni Riefenstahl was recognized by Hitler and made Nazi propaganda movies such as "The Victory of Faith", "Triumph of the Will", and "Olympia". They were so impressive artworks and convenient for the image strategy of Nazis and Adolf Hitler. When Germany lost in the Second World War, Leni survived though Hitler and his close friends died without pity. After the war, she was arrested and continued to be interrogated and detained as a Nazi collaborator, but she won over 50 trials with her own power. She started as a photographer beyond the age of 60, and published a photo album "Nuba" at the age of 71, resulting in a worldwide sensation. And at the age of 72 she got a diving license, and at the age of 78 she published the underwater photograph collection "Coral Gardens", and at the age of 88 she published "Wonder Under Water ". Leni Riefenstahl thus revived like a phoenix, and kept being an artist until 101 years old. After the war she was often accused of the past that she was called "Hitler's woman". Then she said. "I longed for Hitler for a certain period and was fully supported by him, but I don't have any responsibilities for the war." This story is a fiction I imagined and wrote from the encounter of Leni and Hitler to the secret date of the two. By the way, was she responsible for the war? Or she was not? It depends on your judgment after reading this story.