In the relatives of Adolf Hitler, the so-called inzukht was very common. This term refers to incestuous intrageneric marriages between cousins and sisters, nieces and uncles, etc. The leader of the Third Reich knew this perfectly and was afraid to become a father.
His fears were fully justified: when crossing closely related lines, there is a great chance of getting sick offspring. However, some sources claim that Hitler did have children. In fact, the leader of the Nazis was an ordinary bourgeois with the inherent respect of this class for family values and love for children.
British researchers version
Several years ago, the British magazine The Globe published a sensational article. The article considered different versions of where, when and in relations with which women Adolf Hitler could have children. There is no 100% reliable documentary evidence of this, but there are many circumstantial facts indicating the possibility of the birth of heirs to the instigator of the Second World War.
Psychologists and investigated all stripes attributed to Hitler and asexuality, and homosexuality, and all kinds of deviations from the norm. In reality, the Fuhrer was heterosexual. He had as many mistresses and common-law wives as any average man in his position could have.
The unrecognized sons of the chief
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In his early youth, Adolf had a relationship with a German woman, Hilda Lokamp. She gave birth to the future Fuhrer's son. It is not possible to trace the fate of the boy. Hitler had a love affair with his mother for a short time and what became of her after that is not known.
The second case when he could have children is associated with the First World War. At that time corporal A. Hitler ended up in France, where he had more than one love affair. In 1981, Frenchman Jean-Marie Lauret claimed to be the illegitimate son of the leader of Nazi Germany. He even published a book with the eloquent title "Your Father's Name was Hitler."
Project "Thor"
Already at the helm of the Third Reich, the Fuhrer launched a secret project "Thor". According to the plan, from the seed of Hitler, it was planned to give birth and raise many of his genius followers and "true Aryans." Young healthy German and Norwegian women 18-27 years old were selected for fertilization. 22 babies were born.
These children were initially held in a secret laboratory number 1146, which was listed under the Lebensborn organization. In 1945, this farm for the artificial reproduction of Aryan offspring was evacuated. Hitler's children were distributed to peasants from neighboring villages. Many of them could survive and give birth to the Fuehrer's grandchildren.
Son overseas
He also had a legitimate son, who was even brought up by his father for some time. Now Werner Schmedt - and this is he - lives in the United States. The official heir to Hitler preserved photographs with his father and mother, as well as a birth certificate with a conspiratorial note in the column "parents": G. (father) and R. (mother).
Schmedt even retained memories of his father, his love for sweets, fear of spiders and other character traits. The mother could have been Hitler's niece Geli Raubal. The Fuhrer, like many of his ancestors, could not resist the temptation to enter into an incestuous union.
The Nazi leader had a strong passion for Geli. The young woman either committed suicide or was killed by Hitler in a fit of jealousy. 5-year-old Werner has since been raised by German nannies. The last time the boy saw his father before the start of the war, in 1940.
In 1951 he emigrated and finally settled in the United States. Earlier, Werner Schmedt concealed his relationship with the Fuhrer. Now he is ready to provide his genetic material to prove it.