World War II, the worst in human history, is over. The persons who untied it were convicted at the Nuremberg trials. Almost all the leaders of the Third Reich were either childless, or their families perished with them, like the Goebbels family. And the successors of the cause of those who retained the genes of the people who drenched the whole of Europe with blood did not remain. But it turns out that's not the case.
Hitler, having committed suicide with his wife Eva Braun, left no half-blood heirs. But despite this, the world press has been discussing for more than half a century: "Does Adolf Hitler have descendants?"
In December 1935, by order of Himmler, a network of special maternity centers was created in Germany. They were to give birth to "blond beasts" - children born from the soldiers of the SS troops and carefully selected racially selected German women. It was to them, according to the plan of the Reichsfuehrer SS, that the future should belong. All children born in maternity centers were officially considered "adopted by Hitler."
Deputy Fuehrer for the party, "Nazi No. 2", Rudolf Hess decided to go further than his main rival, who fought for closeness to Hitler, and in 1940, at a secret meeting in the Reich Chancellery, made a statement that surprised everyone: “Hitler must have his own children. Only those in whose veins the Fuhrer's sacred blood flows are entitled to inherit his supreme power in Germany."
Hitler had an aversion to physical sex and was at first sluggish about the idea. But he was jealous of Stalin, who had sons who could replace their fathers at the helm of the government, so in the end he agreed. Thus, the thoroughly classified Thor project was born.
It was planned to impregnate about a hundred specially selected "Aryan" women aged 18 to 27 with Hitler's sperm. The future mothers of the Fuhrer's children did not know about the great mission that was prepared for them. They believed that they would bear the descendants of SS soldiers - "ideal Aryans".
When the child was born, he was transported to a secret complex in the Bavarian Alps, near the Austrian border. Journalists learned about the nursery for Hitler's children that existed in the Alps from the former SS Obersturmfuehrer Erich Runge, who made a sensational statement that dozens of the Fuhrer's sons and daughters live and work in many countries. And none of them even knows about their origin.
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The press was skeptical about the words of Obersturmführer. But they “changed their minds when completely healthy, according to doctors, Runge unexpectedly died of a heart attack.
Time passed, and even more extensive information about the children of the Fuhrer was published by Dr. Alessandro Giovenese, who lives in Brazil. From 1943 to 1945, he was an SS medical officer and was directly involved in a highly classified project. From conversations among laboratory staff, Alessandro Giovenese knew that before the end of the war, there were about twenty children in the complex, whose biological father was Adolf Hitler.
On May 6, 1945, an evacuation order was received. All documents were destroyed, and the children were handed out to the families of compassionate peasants, who were told that they were orphaned babies from the maternity hospital destroyed by Allied aircraft.
Babies were born as a result of the fertilization of Hitler's "biological material" of women of the "Aryan race". However, one exception was made. Among the mothers of Hitler's children were two Norwegians. The Fuehrer of the Third Reich wanted his blood to "mix with the blood of the Vikings."
So, Hitler's children and grandchildren walk around Europe. “But they do not pose any threat to humanity,” Giovenese is sure. “If their bloodthirstiness and thirst for ambition have not yet manifested themselves, then it will not manifest itself in the future. Blood and genes play great! role in determining who a person will become, but the standard of living and upbringing play an even greater role … The second Hitler in Europe will never appear.
Egor USACHEV
