Born in Liverpool, England, he was the son of Adolf Hitler's half-brother, Alois Hitler Jr., and his Irish wife, Bridget Dowling. He moved to the US in 1939 and, after initially being rejected, was granted permission by President Roosevelt to join the US Navy during World War II.
He served as a Hospital Corpsman, was wounded in action, and received a Purple Heart. After the war, he changed his last name to Stuart-Houston, moved to Long Island, New York, and started a business.
He lived the rest of his life in relative anonymity, and his descendants, who still live in the US, reportedly agreed not to have children to end the Hitler bloodline.
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Whoever talked his kids into not having children obviously believed in eugenics. They were nicer about than the famous uncle, but they still believed in it.
ReplyDeleteA brother of Joseph Goebbels despised what Joseph had turned into. When Hitler's group started rising to power the brother moved to the US, as he could see which way the wind was blowing. I ran into a granddaughter at one place I worked at in the Midwest.
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