Found, Hitler's Family Secret

Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun who he married about 40 hours before they committed suicide.
A total of 39 family members of Adolf Hitler is still alive discovered by Belgian researcher in Austria and New York after they managed to break the Nazi dictator's DNA code.
The researchers, Marc Vermeeren and Jean-Paul Mulders, said they had to investigate all the surviving family of the Fuehrer. They analyzed a cigarette butt left in a small village in Austria, a disposable tissue from a fast food restaurant in New York, and stamp the letters sent more than 30 years ago from northern France.
Three of the 39 people that Hitler family lived in America, that its existence has been reported previously. The rest are still living in the area covered trees in Austria, where Hitler was born. Although two researchers claimed to have done in-depth investigation, the information they have not been independently verified. Their results are still not as detailed.
Vermeeren and Mulders says the three grandchildren of Alois, Hitler's father, lived on Long Island outside New York, using the pseudonym Stuart-Houston. They are the descendants who left Germany to escape the Nazis. They are Louis and Brian Stuart-Houston who shared a wooden house in East Patchogue, where they worked as a gardener. Another, Alexander, is a retired psychologist who helped Vietnam War veterans.



Both the Belgian researchers, as reported Dailymail, Wednesday (16/9), said they watched the three men for seven days and seven nights, including follow Alexander (60 years) to a fast food restaurant, where he threw a tissue after a meal of fried chicken . They took a tissue and then match them with DNA Hitler.
They say, cigarette butts came from Hitler in Austria, but they did not elaborate on the DNA found on stamps sent from France, also did not explain how it reached them.
"The Americans have agreed to not have children in order to remove Hitler and end the saga related to living in fear. However, they promised to publish a book before they died, "says Mulders, who worked as a journalist in the Belgian newspaper Het Nieuws Laaste.
Marc Vermeeren (51 years) said, the family live Austria Hitler who tried to hide their heritage by changing their name to Huttler, Hietler, Hiedler or Hutler, common names listed in the phone book in Austria.
"All Huttler Waldviertel live in the area, not far from the place of origin of Hilter. Most of them do not know, whether their parents or grandparents who changed their names and never menceritkan to them. None of the offspring that are similar to Adolf, "said Vermeeren.
Hitler himself had no children. He married his mistress, Eva Braun, in a bunker in Berlin in April 1945 when the Russian Red Army approached the city. Less than 40 hours later, the couple committed suicide together.
Hitler family who still live in a small village in Austria Waldviertel keep their secret bloodline for years. Two Belgian researchers did not disclose details of who they are or where exactly they live.
One of the authors are researching the family tree is the author of Hitler's Germany, Ralf Jahn, who stated the issue of mental illness is widely available in the Hitler family. A female cousin was killed in the camps of Hitler for instance because of suffering from schizophrenia.