Adolf Hitler’s DNA, retrieved from saliva samples belonging to 39 relatives, shows he had Jewish and African blood. Specifically, researchers identified a chromosome which is rare in Western Europe, Haplopgroup E1b1b. The ‘Daily Telegraph’ reveals that this chromosome is, however, common among the Berbers from Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia, as well as Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews. The article reports on research carried out by a journalist and a historian (both Belgian), Jean-Paul Mulders and Marc .
