ust because the family tree had been cut from its roots in 1945, that does not mean the tree won’t Adolf Hitler is a historical figure who changed the world in the being of the 20th century. The number of lives that have been lost due to these ideologies will never be forgotten and thus it must be really difficult to live at this moment in time whilst people know you are a relative of what is considered to be, one of the evilest people to have walked this earth.
There are three men who are the sons of Hitler’s nephew, but only one has been identified. William Patrick Hitler was born in Great Britain, his father being his half-brother Alois Hitler Jr. In 1929, William went back to Germany to participate in the Nuremberg Rally. The Fuhrer then invited him to Berlin after he had returned to Britain and started giving press interviews, earning the nickname “English nephew” from the dictator.
“What did you say in the paper?” Who gave you permission to talk about my private affairs? “Hitler would have asked, as William’s mother, Brigid, says. “No one is allowed to talk about my private life in the newspaper. I never said a word he could use, and now he’s a “grandson” who tells them all the miserable details they want to know, “William’s mother recalled.
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Adolf was not pleased as his nephew was not following the fascist ideology presented by his uncle, despite Britain at the time looking towards adopting a fascist political system.
Adolf Hitler’s family tree was relatively small and not well-documented. He was born in 1889 in Austria to his parents Alois Hitler and Klara Hitler. Alois Hitler was born out of wedlock and adopted the surname of his father, Johann Georg Hiedler, later in life. Klara Hitler was Alois’ third wife, and she and Alois had six children together, with Adolf being the fourth.
Adolf had one surviving sibling, Paula Hitler, who was born in 1896. Paula never married and remained close to her brother throughout his life. She outlived him, passing away in 1960.
On his father’s side, Hitler had a half-brother, Alois Hitler Jr., and a half-sister, Angela Hitler. Alois Jr. had a son, William Patrick Hitler, who moved to the United States and served in the US Navy during WWII. Angela Hitler had a daughter, Geli Raubal, who was rumored to have had a romantic relationship with Hitler and died under mysterious circumstances in 1931.
Hitler never married, and he and his long-time companion Eva Braun did not have any children together.
It is worth noting that after WWII most of Hitler’s relatives changed their surname to dissociate themselves from the dictator, which makes it hard to track down any descendants if there are any, and also much of the information about his relatives is not well-documented.
Overall, Hitler’s family tree was small and not well-known to the public. His only known surviving relative at the time of his death was his half-sister Paula, and any descendants of his other relatives are unknown.
After moving to New York, William continued to give talks about his family there before enlisting in the army to serve in World War II. According to Bild, he and his German-born wife relocated to Patchogue after the war and later changed their names from Hitler to Stuart-Houston.
Two of the man’s kids have reportedly refused to speak to the media since his death in 1987 at the age of 76. Only Alexander, also known as Adolf, according to Bild, was willing to accept. He voiced concern about Angela Merkel, the current chancellor of Germany.
Something that everyone needs to understand is that these people have absolutely nothing to do with what Adolf Hitler has done in the past. Therefore, they do not deserve any sort of hatred or bad treatment.
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