Adolf Hitler has a son of a French girl while on duty as a German soldier during World War I. The story is supported by some evidence is published in the latest issue of Paris's Le Point magazine, the Daily Telegraph quoted.
Jean-Marie Loret, the boy's name was. Until he died at the age of 67 years, in 1985, he had never met his father.
The story began when Hitler visited Fournes-in-Weppe, a small town in France, in June 1917. "One time, my mother was cutting hay with other women, when I suddenly saw a German soldier across the street," said Lobjoie to his son.
The army was to paint something in his sketchbook. Made a number of women interested mengeruminya, want to see what he's drawing. "And, she was appointed to draw near."
Hitler's army. Through the short circuit of two different human beings sex, born Jean Marie, in March 1918. "Every father a visit, though very rarely, he likes to take a walk in the mother country."
To his son Lobjoie initially said only that his father only the Germans. He never mentioned the name of Hitler. In fact, he let his son join the French army in the war against Nazi invasion, in 1939.
Lobjoie tell all the story, just before his death in the early 1950s. He said that the biological father of Jean-Marie is a most famous dictators in human history.
"In order not to get depressed, I worked nonstop, never take a day off, and never refreshing. For 20 years I did not even go to the movies," said Jean-Marie, who in 1930 adopted Loret family.
Identical
Over 20 years of condemning the identity of his father, Jean Marie finally goaded to investigate his past. Through the help of a scientist, she discovered her blood type is identical to Hitler. It also has the same style of handwriting. His picture also shows similarities are undeniable.
Other elements that reinforce the story is an official document of the German Army, which showed an officer is often asked to deliver an envelope containing cash to Lobjoie during World War II.
After Lobjoie died, Jean-Marie also found a painting in the attic of his mother's house with bubuhan Hitler's signature. In Germany, also found a Hitler painting a picture of a woman who looks exactly like the face Lobjoie.
Francois Gibault, Loret lawyer, said, "He (Loret) first came to see me in 1979, but a bit confused and do not know if he wants to be recognized publicly as a child of Hitler, or to erase all evidence."
