Gosh! DNA Tests Say Hitler's Jewish Derivatives

Jakarta (ANTARA News) - DNA tests revealed that the German Nazi leader Adolf Hitler had Jewish blood and the possibility of blacks. The two races are exactly what he wanted to destroy during World War II.
Knack magazine published by Brussels claim that the DNA obtained from relatives of Hitler in the United States has led to the discovery.
Journalist Jean-Paul Mulders serviette collect DNA from one of three descendants of Hitler who lived on Long Island, New York.
The effort was at the beginning of this year fruiting tracking to Austria and found that a farmer, Norbert H. was the cousin of the German dictator.
Mulders historian Marc Vermeeren ask for help to find a cousin of Hitler in the Waldviertel region and 39 other distant relatives of Hitler. Nazi leader's suicide in his bunker in Berlin in April 1945.
Norbert H. Vermeeren and Mulders give samples of his saliva.
Vermeeren specifically wanted to know whether or not the rumors about Hitler was said to be the father of a child born French peasant women during World War I.
From the DNA samples in Austria as well as from the serviette, Mulders claimed the relationship between two people it is 'irrefutable - Y-chromosomes are identical'.
However, certain forms of DNA - Haplopgroup E1b1b (Y-DNA) - is something rare in Germany and western Europe.
"DNA is most often found in the Berber tribe of Morocco, Algeria, Libya and Tunisia as well as between Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jews," he said.
"From here one can make the argument that Hitler was the brother of the people he hated," Mulders said in the magazine.
E1b1b1 haplogroup, found in 18-20 percent of the Y chromosome Yauhudi Ashkenazi and 8.6 to 30 percent on the Y chromosome-Sephardic, became one of the main line of Jewish descent.
Native DNA on a napkin in the U.S. is obtained from the Alexander Stuart-Houston (now age 61), grandson of Hitler's nephew.
He followed them for seven days before he left the napkin which is then used Mulders and led to Hitler's relatives in Austria.
"This is a surprising result," said Ronny Decorte, a specialist in genetics.
He stressed that the test results and emphasize the possibility that Hitler had a root from North Africa.
Knack magazine said the DNA was tested in the laboratory is strictly to get the results.