Jack Blackburn

Jack Blackburn, History Correspondent for The Times, explores the groundbreaking genetic analysis of Adolf Hitler's DNA, derived from a bloodstain in his bunker. This analysis unveils that Hitler had Kallmann syndrome, explaining the truth behind his infamous wartime song. The discovery also eliminates rumors of Jewish ancestry and raises important questions about how genetic traits might connect to his behavior and political focus. Blackburn discusses the ethical implications of these findings and urges caution against misinterpreting the results.