DNA Reveals: Hitler's fiancée of Jewish descent

Certificate program titled 'DNA of Famous Dead' and which will be screened this week in the UK, reports that the partner of enemy of the Jews Adolf Hitler was Jewish.

Speculation increased after DNA testing was conducted in the remains of hair found in the brush of Eva Braun, Hitler's fiancée. The brush was located at the end of World War II in Braun's apartment, in a house in Hitler's residence Berghorf in Bavaria, by an American intelligence officer named Paul Beer, sent to the mansion.

After the death of Paul his son sold the brush to an antiques dealer, separating the hair from the brush to a hair trader who sold them John to Reznicof. Eight hairs were sold to the program submitter the British plan, Mark Evans, in the amount of $ 2,000 and sent for genetic testing hypotheses raised by the fascinating findings.

Braun met Hitler when she was only 17 and she was 23 years younger than the leader of the Third Reich. Hitler, who feared that a relationship will hurt his image, married her only at the end of the Second World War - a few hours before they both committed suicide in a bunker in Berlin.

"It is known that during the 19th century, many Ashkenazi Jews converted to Roman Catholicism," said the British channel speaker who continued: "I never thought I'd reach such thought-provoking findings. Our findings make a mockery of racism and fascism, and the idea that one race is superior to another. "

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