Is Hitler or / and Stalin have Jewish Ancestors ? or Were they Crypto Jews or

[Cisco]

inspired by Jews? Was Adolf Hitler of Jewish and African descent? A recent DNA study by Belgian researchers suggests that the Fuhrer may have been more closely related to ethnic groups he considered "subhuman" than to his "Aryan" compatriots

In the decades since Adolf Hitler's death, the Nazi leader's ancestry has been a subject of rampant speculation and intense controversy. Some have suggested that his father, Alois, born to an unwed woman named Maria Schickelgruber, was the illegitimate child of Leopold Frankenberger, a young Jewish man whose family employed her as a maid. (She subsequently married Johann Georg Hiedler-later spelled "Hitler"-whose surname her son adopted.) Others have claimed that Alois' biological father was also the grandfather of Hitler's mother, Klara P?zl, making Adolf the product of an incestuous marriage
To unravel the mystery of the Fuhrer's roots, the Belgian journalist Jean-Paul Mulders teamed up with Marc Vermeeren, a historian who has written extensively about Hitler and his ancestors. The duo collected saliva samples from 39 of the infamous dictator's living relatives, including a great-nephew, Alexander Stuart-Houston, who lives in New York, and an Austrian cousin identified only as "Norbert H." Tests were then conducted to reveal the samples' principal haplogroups, which are sets of chromosomes that geneticists use to define specific populations.

Writing in the Flemish-language magazine Knack, Mulders reported that the relatives' most dominant haplogroup, known as E1b1b, is rare in Western Europeans but common among North Africans, and particularly the Berber tribes of Morocco, Algeria, Libya and Tunisia. It is also one of the major founding lineages of the Jewish population, present in 18 to 20 percent of Ashkenazi Jews and 8.6 to 30 percent of Sephardic Jews. In other words, Hitler's family tree may have included Jewish and African ancestors

[Fitz]

I believe Hitler had a Jewish aunt or cousin or somerthing. It's still highly debated.

What difference does it make with Stalin? Contrary to popular belief, Stalin's purges were not religiously motivated. Atheism is not communism's goal or purpose. Stalin saw the church as an obstacle and set his sights on them, but that did not occur in every communist party in history.

In his youth he went to seminary school to be a Christian priest, but he may very well have had Jewish ancestry. I don't see how it matters, he didn't demonize them in the same way Hitler did, they could have been any religion or ethnicity, Stalin just crushed everyone he saw as a threat because he was a madman.

[adi]

*yawn*

[anon]

I guess you answered your own question. Frankly, I couldn't care less.