Rumors about Hitler's children
The issue of whether Adolf Hitler had children is one of the topics that historians and researchers frequently discuss. This was reported by Upl.uz.
According to official information, the Nazi leader of Germany did not have any offspring. Hitler tried to present himself as a caring politician for the Aryan race and avoided situations that could harm his reputation.
Nevertheless, various rumors and unverified information about his personal life continue to emerge. Some sources suggest that he may have had children based on his numerous relationships with women.
Based on the available information on this issue, we will analyze the situation. According to one theory, Hitler was unable to have children due to sexual health problems.
However, studying his life and medical documents does not confirm this assumption. The doctor's records mainly contain information about digestive issues, mental fatigue, and paranoia.
It is known that he took some medications prescribed by his personal physician, Theodor Morell, but no evidence has been found regarding diseases related to the reproductive system. From a medical standpoint, there is no substantial evidence that Hitler was incapable of fatherhood.
In his youth, Hitler had a brief relationship with a German girl named Hilda Lokamp. According to rumors, this relationship resulted in the girl becoming pregnant and giving birth to a son.
However, there is no further information on this matter. Historians have been unable to find documents regarding this, so this event remains a rumor.
During World War I, Hitler served in the German army and was in France. Some reports suggest that he had relationships with local women.
Years later, a woman claimed that she had given birth to a son from Hitler. In 1981, a person named Jean-Marie Lore speculated that his father could be Hitler.
He studied archives and found indirect evidence, such as information about money sent to his mother by Hitler and a photo with Hitler's signature. In Hitler's personal collection, there is a portrait of a woman resembling Lore's mother.
However, this assumption has not been confirmed due to the lack of necessary materials for genetic analysis. Lore published a memoir titled "Your Father's Name Was Hitler" in 1981, but he passed away in 1985 without officially confirming his lineage.
According to official information, Eva Braun, who was with Hitler for 14 years, did not have any children with him. It is said that she regularly used contraceptives.
Nevertheless, there are rumors about a girl named Ursula, who is believed to have been born in 1938. Ursula is known by the surname Schneidyer and is presented as the daughter of Eva Braun's close friend.
Ursula spent a lot of time at Hitler and Braun's home, raising questions about her true origins. There are also unverified reports about the birth of Ursula's younger brother in 1940.
Hitler last saw these siblings in 1944. No evidence has been found that these girls are Hitler's children, and this remains purely speculative.
There are also rumors about Hitler's close relationship with his niece Geli Raubal. It is also said that a boy named Verner Schmedt was born from this relationship.
He claimed that Hitler's name was listed as his father on his birth certificate. Schmedt also showed photographs taken with Hitler.
Their last meeting was in 1940. As he grew up, Verner moved to the United States and did not speak about his father for a long time.
Later, he expressed his willingness to undergo a genetic test, but official results were not released.
