ADOLF
HITLER'S descendants by his half-brother, Alois Jr. and half-sister,
Angela Raubal can be found with difficulty living in obscurity
in Long Island, Florida and parts of Austria. Some of them have had
the temerity to seek royalties from Hitler’s bestselling book Mein
Kampf (1925) without success. But what of Hitler himself? Since
his death by suicide in the Berlin bunker in 1945, rumors regularly
surfaced that Hitler never really died but escaped like Holocaust
mastermind, Adolf Eichmann and Auschwitz doctor, Josef Mengele who
both fled to South America. You can buy The Peculiar Sex Life of Adolf Hitler on Amazon here.
Hitler’s
son
But
other gossip about “Hitler’s son” had circulated in France and
Germany since the early 1960s. Then in the 1970s, more detailed
rumors emerged around the Saint-Quentin district in France and were
published most prominently in illustrated magazines such as the
German scandal sheet Bunte [Colorful] and more
respectable papers, such as the historical journal Zeitgeschichte.
Could Adolf Hitler have fathered a child with an 18-year-old peasant
girl he met during WW1? Hardly likely. Read review of book here
Then
a man called Jean-Marie Loret (b.1918-d.1985) stepped forward to say
that he was the illegitimate son of the German Fuhrer ...
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THREE
GENERATIONS?: Adolf Hitler, Jean-Marie Loret and one of Loret’s
nine children, Philippe Loret
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