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Through the long-term study and analysis of Adolf Hitler's ancestry, Marc Vermeeren and Jean Paul Mulders recently published their new research taken from the specimen samples, a saliva to reveal the man's possible ancestors. Surprisingly, a Jewish line has been discovered as well an African relatives. But for now, we are still waiting for the rest of this new breakthrough in the life of the infamous terrorist.

Haplogroup E1b1b chromosome discovered in Hitler is uncommon in the country where he grew up but not rare in either Morocco as well in Tunisia. We know how his story goes far from the history of the world, the man who leads his army to kill millions for the unknown glory.