Hitler Dna
Journalist Jean-Paul Mulders and historian Marc Vermeeren took saliva samples from 39 family members of former German dictator, including a cousin who was an Austrian farmer named "Norbert H" and a great-nephew, named Alexander Stuart-Houston, who is an American, according to British newspaper the Daily Mail ..
Mulders Vermeeren and obtained a DNA sample following Hitler Stuart-de-France for a week. He dropped the used towel on the ground and they took samples of it. The DNA on the towel brought them to the rest of the family of Hitler.
The duo found a chromosome called Haplopgroup E1b1b "(also Y-DNA), which during the time of Hitler, was rare among people living in Germany and Western Europe.
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"It is most often in the Berbers of Morocco, Algeria, Libya and Tunisia as well as among Ashkenazi and Sephardic," Vermeeren told the Daily Mail.
DNA was observed under strict conditions in a laboratory, both said.
Historians have speculated that Hitler's grandfather was Jewish and knew the former dictator, doing everything in his power to conceal the fact.
"Concern about Hitler's descent was not improper. It apparently was not "pure" or "Aryan", Ronny Decorte, a specialist in genetics, says Daily Mail.
Mulders told the Belgian magazine Knack to this conclusion, people "can start from this premise that Hitler was linked to people he despised.
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