Hitler's Hidden Sister
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- The little known story of Paula Hitler, the little sister and last direct relative of Adolf Hitler, who stayed out of the limelight and died in obscurity in Berchtesgaden in 1960.
Dr. Mark Felton FRHistS, FRSA, is a well-known British historian, the author of 22 non-fiction books, including bestsellers 'Zero Night' and 'Castle of the Eagles', both currently being developed into movies in Hollywood. In addition to writing, Mark also appears regularly in television documentaries around the world, including on The History Channel, Netflix, National Geographic, Quest, American Heroes Channel and RMC Decouverte. His books have formed the background to several TV and radio documentaries. More information about Mark can be found at: en.wikipedia.o...
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This is history - filling in the dimensions we'd never know without people like Mark. Thanks!!
duuuuh
See my comments Hitler and Stalin were Secret Societies Masonic Jews that murdered Roman Catholic Jews .
He is short on facts.
The sound effect at 0:37 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Dr. Felton, you, Sir, are a legend for that 🏆
There’s a name for that sound effect but I forgot it.
It’s almost the alert sound from metal gear solid. Bravo Mark Bravo😂😂
it has made me so scared, it scared me
He didn't leave anyone out, including the dog in the beatings .
Sounds like a drunken piece of crap 🙃
I don't think there's any similitude. He was.
False
Plus a 19yo whife that called him uncle.
@@pelly8830 OK... so you're defending Hitler's father? Weird and bad take
@@adamk.7177 Defending the truth. There is zero evidence that the father ever beat the son. Beatings were never mentioned in by Hitler. You need to ask yourself who it is that promotes these lies and why.
I did a little search for these relatives of Hitler. Turns out the live in Long Island, New York. I do remember hearing something about them several decades ago and completely forgot about them. The neighbors knew who they are and said they are good people. As she said “You can’t be blamed for your relatives"
A little search? It’s been featured on Mark’s channel…?
The neighbors were right.
William Patrick Stuart-Houston (born William Patrick Hitler), Adolf Hitler's half-nephew. He even served in the US Navy during the war, the induction officer initially thinking he was joking when he reported in as Hitler.
There are others in Austria, I think.
@@pjotrtje0NLThat’s how little it was.
I cannot believe I knew nothing about Paula. Thank you for a fascinating video.
She wasn't a remarkable character. How much do you know about today's politicians' siblings who enjoy private lives?
@traumvonhaiti Very true. But somehow, with Hitler, you feel everything has been documented and out in the public domain. Only to find out something so simple as the fact he had a sister.
@@rodeastell3615 I think everything has been documented on Hitler. Certain things are just well highlighted, while others not so much.
Again, very true. I think I am just surprised at my lack of knowledge of her even though she was as you say, unremarkable.
@@rodeastell3615 they seem to only scream maniac and genocide
I found this a very sensitive and interesting treatment of a touchy subject. Well handled. (Well conceived and thought-through, written, edited, narrated, and all the rest...)
Thank you for another excellent video. I never tire of listening to your stories.
This was extremely interesting, and I learned a lot that I hadn't heard about previously.
Thanks very much.
Amazing history to be told! Many thanks, Dr. Mark.
I tried to dress up as the Red Baron for Halloween last night, but my family shot that down. lol
Cute. 🚀
"...Higher, the king of the sky -
He's flying too fast and he's flying too high!
Higher, an eye for an eye -
The legend will never die!" 🎶
That the Browns or the Popkins? 😁
Manfred von Richthofen, Snoopy’s “ Red Baron”, was a real person, a German flying ace in World War I. He was shot down by a British fighter pilot at the age of twenty-five. His sister, Frieda, married D. H. Lawrence, author of “Lady Chatterly’s Lover.”
Paula did an interesting interview with the BBC many years ago. It was a fascinating look into how she actually was as a person.
Hey Dr. Felton, I have a question. Are you a militaria collector? I collect some old american fieldgear and some helmets, I was wondering if you yourself was one. If so, I, and i’m sure others would love to see your collection. Thank you, and great video as always!
The elderly father sounded like a complete sociopath.
Explains why Sigmund Freud found so many cases to study in late 19th Century Vienna.
@@Avarua59 there are a lot of odd trends in that country’s culture, including the rural areas. My great grandmother was born there in the late 1800s and was a dressmaker.. no wonder she fled for sh-tholes like Detroit and NYC. That book by Elfriede Jelinek “Greed” is pretty on-point.
Unfortunately, the normal and common-sense Austrians are crowded out by the crazies.
The whole prevalence of incest is probably tied to greed related to hanging onto precious farm land and property. I believe that the law in many of those areas in the 1800s was that a man could not marry at all unless he owned property, which made it difficult to marry at all. Men would marry their cousins who also had parents with money… The poor people ended up having illegitimate kids who wound up living with relatives while the women were stuck working in the fields. Male-male relationships were also common. Even now, child abuse has small penalties as well, libel laws favor the rich, criminals names are protected… I’m sure that is related to all this. Money is everything there, and AH’s father must have had enough money and power to get away with a lot.
. “The Village In Court” by Regina Schulte discusses some of this.
The English farmers pulled that same incest mistake quite frequently, so much that the German American immigrant farmer ancestors I’m related to had explicit taboos against cousin marriage. . Even now, Austria has the most fresh water in the EU, so property there is probably worth bank. I’m sure that wine country is prime real estate, too.
It seems that wherever Master-Serf social structures are common, men see their homes as mini-serfdoms where they are Master and children and housekeepers are Property. Note Schwarzenegger was from rural Austria, and he saw nothing wring with impregnating his children’s nanny and hiding his secret child. They sometimes see employees as s3x toys or as property. Even education/music teachers and mentors sleep with their male and female students, they see nothing wrong with that.
Amazing story Dr felton.
I had a Mark Felton costume for Halloween with the obligatory theme music from a JBL speaker.
0:35 that sound effect made me laugh since another TH-cam channel I watch (Guga Foods) also uses this sound effect a lot.
The world will be much poorer without your research, revelations and sharing of history. Thank you.
This is some really strange stuff but I love hidden history
Always interesting to hear more about Hitler's family; nice to see such well cared for graves and that someone placed a photo candle of Paula.
Yes, heartwarming.
@@clydeblair9622 Well played, sir.
There’s still a few die hard Nazis running around Bavaria who romanticize everything third reich.
Probably placed there by a local AfD party member 😂 😂 😂
@@jonnieinbangkok respectable party. What are you on about?
Wow, I never knew of Paula Hitler. Thank You for sharing this. This was very interesting.
Thanks for a good birthday present!!! I appreciate you posting this 😊😊😊
Happy birthday!
They both passed away at 80 years old and died 6 months apart 😢😮
Paula died at 64 years old.
We need the frozen assets story! Released in the 90s??? Wow
Very interesting and documented , as usual. Thank you.
Fascinating video! Thank you so much.
I saw that documentary many years ago. It is worth seeing, for sure.
who has the key?
A very informative channel. Happy for stumble upon it 🎸😊
Bravo! as always! can not wait for your next history lesson.
Thanks
Alois was a busy guy.
I'm surprised how many commentators on here did not know this. I was teaching this years ago.
If you read the comments by clowns who did watch the video but think Adolf (instead of his father Alois, as clearly explained in the video) was the one beating his dogs... Maybe you'll be a little less surprised that people don't know things. You can try and teach these airheads all you want, they're too slow to ever benefit from it.
My ex sister-in-law once said, "blood is blood." I suppose that this is proof.
Thank-you.
Hi Mark, any plans to make a video about the “Swimming Wagen” - VW Beetle amphibious 166 German military vehicle - I’ve just learned about this reading “Nazi Billionaires”.
Mark, your videos rock.
Imagine it’s 1939 and you’re the guy that fired Hitlers sister.
Indeed!
I wonder what happened to him.
Not a smart career move...
Seems both father and son had a penchant for younger women/girls.
Seems like the girls had a penchant for older men.
Both were incestuous pedophile adulters.
Most men have for the entire existence of history. At least they weren't like Stalin or Mao, who had relations with 14 & 13 year old girls respectively. Those two were truly animals
A lot of men have a penchant for younger women/girls. They find them easier to control, as well as a lot better-looking. But I´m not saying that´s also true of me, though.
Indeed, though none of them call me "Uncle" -- they call me Daddy.
Wow, even a monster like Hitler took care of his sister and half-sister when they were older.... Even when they worked or were divorced or widowed. Puts modern "good" men to shame.
Most 'modern "good" men' don't have the resources of a powerful totalitarian state at their disposal to take care of family.
Hitler's father sure didn't like pulling out.
Alois Schicklgruber liked to sow his oats.
He also liked to beat people up. I know a lot of people like that, even today.
Great Halloween presentation yesterday but it’s good to see normal service resumed.
After Dad died and before he left, Adolph used to beat her, too? And she still thought he was a great guy?
Thank God no one in the family ever had children.
Another Gem Mark..
Geeeeeez Alois was busy…
A lot of people generally had more children back in the day, My maternal great-grandmother was one of twelve children herself, And they were pretty poor.
What a sin-sick, damaged family. So sad.
The people who dug up Clara and the ones who resold Paulas grave,should all face criminal charges
Graveplots are rented in Europe
Yes, they don’t have as much space as we do in the U.S.
Klara had very beautiful eyes. Almost spellbinding., mystical.
Hitler and his wealthy friend, Ernst “ Putzi” Hanfstaengel, once visited one of the art museums in Munich, where several paintings by the Bavarian painter, Franz von Stuck, were displayed. Von Stuck specialized in rather kinky paintings of women being embraced by large snakes - that kind of thing. One of the paintings was of a woman with intense, staring eyes. When Hitler saw it, he exclaimed, “ Hanfstaengel! Those are the eyes of my mother!”
@@valerietaylor9615 maybe he could see through the eroticism and ambiguity, salaciousness or loquaciousness. And just saw the divinity within such eyes that other observers couldn't. Godlike.
@HooDie-Trench-GoTh2022
He probably did. The eyes in the painting are indeed striking, though I’m not a big fan of von Stuck’s work. Not as big a fan as Adolf was, at any rate.
@@valerietaylor9615 Adolf had the ability to diffuse a subject using a divisible vision. Seeing beyond the cliche artistic style. Feminine beauty within the eyes and spiritual strength within it's elegance,charm. Innocence. I must check this artist out.
My spirit will rise from the grave...
Hitlers nephew was a Scouser that fought for the allies I find strange coincidences like that so interesting
Correction: Hitler was a socialist/leftist by all means; his party name was the National Socialist German Workers Party, namely socialist workers! Therefore, he could not be on the right side of the political spectrum. Strangely enough, today's biggest party in the EU is the People's Party, and the most influential political ideology is socialist, a bit frightening since the EU Commission rules without a mandate. Strange days indeed!
Socialism is good.
@@chickenlover657 After all the failures and atrocities. “Good” seems to be a bad word. I do understand that if you enjoy living in Cuba, North Korea or China, then it makes sense. Thank you for responding; you are a good man!
@@anatolbalthasar9064 LOL, you don't seem to be aware that UK, Sweden, Denmark, Portugal...and many others are SOCIALIST COUNTRIES. Socialism is not the same everywhere. Get educated.
No he wasn't. The people who voted for the Nazis were middle class small business owners who feared Communism. These people were hardly going to vote for Communists-By-Another-Name. The military supported the Nazis. The old German nobility supported the Nazis. Big business supported the Nazis. They were all politically, socially and economically conservative. They also wouldn't have supported Communists-By-Another-Name.
The Nazis protected private property. They didn't nationalise companies, but instead privatised state-owned companies. They suppressed unions, despised social welfare (except on racial grounds) and kept wages low. Their policies were at odds with the policies of the Socialist and Communist parties in Germany at the time. And Hitler's first government was a coalition with the conservative German National People's Party.
Everyone at the time, politicians and ordinary people, both German and non-German, recognised the Nazis as a party of the right. Conservative politicians in other countries flirted with the Nazis out of fear of Communism, and the collaborationist and German-allied governments of Nazi-occupied countries consisted of conservative anti-Communist politicians.
@@maxfan1591
"for Communists-By-Another-Name"
There is a huge difference between communism(marxism) and socialism, especially the socialism of nationalsocialism.
While Hitler did not want the people to abuse the companies by being greedy and wanting more and more he also didnt want the companies to be greedy, he wanted every single member of the great german Volk to be paid a fair amount.
"The Nazis protected private property."
Yes, because they are socialist, not communist
"They didn't nationalise companies"
Yes, because they are socialist, not communist
"They suppressed unions"
Because they didnt want a class warfare but fair payments without fights in the own nation
"despised social welfare"
Because they arnt communists, they dont want to pay people for doing nothing, especially when they are already low on ressources
A very interesting account on hitlers sister and you speak with clarity and eloquence as usual.I am interested in german history especially in the third Reich being an english man living in Stuttgart !
Viel Spaß mit dem Schwäbischen Dialekt
How do you like Germany so far ? Any racism towards you as a Brit ?
@@djzrobzombie2813 I´ve lived in Germany and Austria for 40 years and I have never experienced any racism towards Brits either before or after Brexit. On the contrary, they find Britain fascinating.
@@ianrogerburton1670 well I assume that you are a white guy.... thing's would looking totally different there if you are mixed race or black !
@@djzrobzombie2813 Now that is what I call a very clever reply ! Although, when we talk of racism is Germany and Austria we tend to think of racism against Muslim and Turkish immigrants and assylum seekers. In Germany there is even racism from West Germans towards East Germans,.
What a strange family, this was scarier than the Halloween story.
I'm guessing you're not a cop. This is a typical Saturday night in many towns.
Is it possible for you to do a video or maybe several on how the families of service men and women of the different nations survived the war. Especially POWs, did they get paid etc, where the families looked after and how. I know any video you would make would be respectful as is your style and nature
I mean she probably just spoke highly of her bro because of stockholm syndrome
That loser was a terror to his whole family as Mr. Felton points out he beat her when he was head of the household & didn’t let her get married
And if you count all the family members live ruined, there’s a nephew, and of course, his niece he was a scumbag all around
Also, she knew her circle of support were ex fanatics who would’ve abandoned her if she said one sour thing about him😢
Dr. Felton, was the US Army looking for her specifically or were they just checking everybody for any ties to The Third Reich? Thank you for all this fascinating history.
I thought the same thing, probably someone ratted her out.
@@djmech3871For what...she wasn't even a Party member.
Possible guilt by association.
It's not Hitler's cash that would be of most interest but the records of his account activities.
She was a good woman she never spoke bad of her brother may she rest in peace
Very interesting, thanks for posting
What a twisted path we run into. Fascinating but sad, also. By the way, since Dresden was mentioned , what a stain on America and Britain for the fire bombing of Dresen with the war almost over. My wife and I, grown children with their own families, were in Dresden in 2022. They are still rebuilding monuments and restoring old buildings after all of these years. Much of this time was due to the Soviets and the DDR controlling Dresden. You cannot change the Russians, they are same today as they were in the Cold War days.
You cannot change the Russians? No doubt you're referring to Ukraine and the US proxy war.
4.5 - 4.7 million people have been killed in post 9.11 US war zones; over 38 million people have been displaced. Two thirds of the world have been sanctioned.
We're in the Cold War, only its arguably more dangerous. A result of the Wolfowitz doctrine and Project for the New American Century.
I went to the grave about 4 years ago and the candle with her picture was not there then.
Interesting. Thank you sir!
Paula was a real G
Dr. Felton bringing Hitler's "Ancestry Leaves" to the light. Ace as always ♠
Has anyone noticed the HH on on the bottoms of the balconies of his apartment?
"not a single Pfennig", as a German I really enjoy when you do that.
I live in Germany and have never come across anyone with the surname Hitler, or for that matter,
the first name Adolf. He literally got them erased along with that style of moustache.
Well researched
Really makes you wonder if the right side won :( Thank you MArk
An amazing life story
Being abused by him occasionally after her father’s death, probably scarred her, even the presence of hitler’s “admirers” after the war would put her under pressure not to disagree with his ideas. I genuinely feel sorry for her being financially in a bad situation -and imagine how appealing and easy it was for her to seek her brother (who’s Hitler) help.
This lady was a product of her time. Her brother was not a freak of nature either.
Such beliefs were widespread among the European and American public at the time.
@@traumvonhaiti It's not surprising in the least so see such things unfortunately, A lot of people write off people with different beliefs by believing that somethings "Wrong" with them and that they aren't right in the head, It also doubles as an insult.
Interesting Dr. Felton
This explains so much.
his attending brother would have got a big kick out of this
Great video
Makes one wonder why none of this was mentioned in the opening chapters of mien kampf.
He lied a lot in that book
Sehr interessant! 🧐
In der Tat!
@@therealcancer48 Genau! 🤔
@@clavichord So ist es!
@@therealcancer48 🧐
@@clavichord !
I'd love for you to make a video on Eduard Bloch, the Jewish doctor who Hitler put under special protection from the Gestapo during the 30's due to his close relationship with the Hitler family when Hitler was a boy.
Many thanks for your attention to detail. What an incredible journey for so many millions over so many decades.
I have lived my entire life in Canada and I am thankful, however I and my wife have had to pay a heavy price due to the atrocities that our respective parents suffered at the hands of Hitler.
All I can say is WOW! What a messed up family the Hitler gang was.
They had no keel on their ship. No ultimate God fearing purpose. This was all at the animal level. Everyone looking left and right. Pragmatic and temporal at best. No one looking up...
You live in an entire country that has no keel, you’re one to talk….
Since Hitler's parents being blood cousins, and since they created Hitler, was that the genesis of the old joke, This is what happens when cousins marry?" I have often wondered.
Highly unlikely, as the physical and mental abnormalities of close familial progeny are centuries, if not millennia, older.
@@whiteknightcat True. But how old is the joke itself?
@@DmPmRr1959 No idea
6:33 gosh just like Canada today. Who would imagine?
7:06 someone please tell me that this is not a 100% a classic jewish face!
I truly wish my father, uncles and grandfather were still alive to sit with me and watch your presentations. All WWII vets. I so appreciate all you do to keep history alive, engaging and pertinent. Not just the big picture, but these fascinating side stories that flesh out the day to day reality.
Thank you. I have a question regarding the picture, there is writing on the side of the cube, what information is contained?
The names, birth and death dates of two other people buried in the same plot.
What an eye-opener!! Thank you for this most interesting and educational video. I thought I knew everything about Adolf Hitler, but I learned so much about him and his family!
That photo of his mother, looks familiar.
People pretend to despise him, but all they do is talk about him.
For some reason I expected her to have a little mustache like Adolf.......
You wouldn’t want to date Hitlers sister and upset her.
Has anyone read the letter written by Paula after the war about her brother? If not I suggest you do.
Amazing
If only he had been successful as an artist. Have you done a piece on his art?
Even if he’d stuck to his art, he would never have been a big success. His paintings are thoroughly mediocre. Thrift-store material, at best.
If Hitler shaved his mustache and styled his hair, he would not be bad looking.
Oh, and quit being evil.
Apparently he always looked kinda creepy due to his eyes, being mentally I’ll also doesn’t help
what was dad doing in the guesthouse in town when he died ?????
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They had Jewish grandmother 💀 And their parents are first cousins💀
His parents were first cousins-once removed. I believe his mother was the daughter of his father's cousin.
Hitler’s grandmother wasn’t Jewish. There have been many rumors that she was impregnated by a Jew, but I personally think they’re doubtful. Anyway, the Jews wouldn’t consider Hitler a Jew, because his mother wasn’t Jewish.
Thank you for this interesting program. I find the juxtaposition of Hitler and the NSDAP with the "regular" German and Austrian people is fascinating. One can certainly wonder "What if...?"
Poor Klara, who lost 4 of her 6 children 😢
The times. My grandmother had at least 2 siblings who didn't survive childhood.
It was typical in those times.
@@traumvonhaiti I think that was a bit more than typical. But yes, child mortality was high.
I thought you would of mentioned she lived in Liverpool for a while
I would have preferred it if he'd followed his original ambition and become an architect.
-- Paula Hitler (his younger sister), during an interview with a US intelligence operative in late 1945