As you can guess, it is not my research or theory, but just a brief analyze of materials, which I come across while performing one work, dealing with Germany of 1930- 1945. All the materials are genuine and authentic, so everyone can draw conclusions in proportion with his witness.

Already in the early 20-s, when Hitler made his first determinant steps in his party- political career, that shaped all his future life, some of his opponents openly rose such questions as: what stock did this "loud leader of pure Germany" came of, who was his grandfather on his father's branch, and if he could prove, that he had no Jewish blood.

After january30 1933, when Hitler seized power and began to strengthen it gradually, those, who openly spoke about his birth parentage in the German Reich were made to shut up. And the immense "paper machine": Gestapo, SS and so on could change the past of the leader in the way he wanted to. But…

A year and a half after Hitler's "death" (I've taken the word death into inverted commas, because the fact of his death still has not been proved) the old assumptions were confirmed with new arguments and facts from reliable sources.

The first is the photograph of the tomb from the Jewish graveyard with the body of Hitler's grandfather supposedly buried there. But Adolph Hitler, (I was surprised to learn it!) lying in it appeared to be only 5 years elder then his worldwide known namesake, so could not be his grandfather. It was more likely a historical joke on Hitler than a proof. At that time and even now surname Hitler was widely spread among Jews, so was the name Adolph.

The case with the second source is much more complicated, though many historians and biographers have accepted it. It is Hans Frank, Hitler's governor-general of Poland of 1935-1945 who turned out to be the second source. In his concluding remarks he said, that he doesn't want to leave unpaid debts. A short time previously in his prison chamber of Nierenberg prison with the help of a pastor and army priest Siktus O'Konor he has written some remarks which confused many Hitler's biographers.

This remarks narrated, that once in about the late august of 1930 Frank was summoned to Hitler. Fuhrer showed him a letter and said that it was a disgusting blackmail from the direction of his most hateful relatives. The letter was written by the son of Hitler's stepbrother and contained a threat to publish "some points of family history" related with the latest Further's statements and can really destroy him. The essence of the letter was that Hitler had Jewish blood and in accordance with it he just has no right to deliver anti-Semitic speeches.

Hans was charged to clear up nicely what it meant and here are the results of his investigation. He succeed to ascertain, that Hitler's father was an illegitimate son of a cook Shiklegruber, who worked for a wage in one family. It should be mentioned, that Adolph himself was born in the result of an incest, since his father Eloise Hitler in the third time married a woman (future Hitler's mother) being with her in the filiation of the second degree. And so on… according with the law, reading that illegal child should use his mother's surname, he had a surname Shiklegruber up to 14 years. When his mother, that means Hitler's grandmother, married a gentleman with the surname Hitler, her illegal child was acknowledged the son of Hitler and Shiklegruber. All this is clear. The most interesting is the following: when the grandmother of Adolph Hitler gave birth to the child, she was working in a Jewish family of Frankenbergers. And this Frankenberger payed her alimony for the son until he was 14 years old. For many years Hitler's grandfather and Frankenberger were in correspondence, in which the sides promised not to make known the circumstances of the child's conception. This letters for many years were kept by a man, having some relationship with Hitler, but having no idea about their contents. So, there is an opportunity of Hitler's father being half a Jew, that means Hitler was a quarter Jew.

Well, here you are. Draw conclusions… I think now you have one more argument to shut any going too far bone up.

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