ADOLF HITLER’S bloodline lives on in an American suburb – with relatives of the Nazi madman taking a blood vow to end their evil lineage with their own deaths!
As the world marks the 70th anniversary of Jews being liberated from the Auschwitz death camp, a National ENQUIRER investigation reveals that three great-nephews of the murderous tyrant lead quiet lives in Long Island, N.Y. – although one has the middle name of Adolf.
That’s the burden of Alexander Adolf Stuart-Houston, a 65-year-old retired social worker who once counseled Vietnam veterans. He resides alone in a ranch-style home in East Northport.
His younger brothers – Louis, 63, and Brian, 49 – share another ranch home in nearby Patchogue.
A fourth brother, Howard, was an IRS agent who died in a 1989 car accident at 32.
Their father was William Patrick Hitler – born in Liverpool to Adolf Hitler’s older half-brother, Alois. William moved to Germany, but fled to America after Uncle Adolf demanded that he renounce his British citizenship. William served in the U.S. Navy during World War II, and married a German-born U.S. citizen before settling in Patchogue.
He quietly passed away in 1987 at the age of 76, with his lineage mostly forgotten – despite his new surname of “Stuart-Houston” being a tribute to Nazi author Houston Stewart Chamberlain.
When asked, their neighbors had no clue about the dark family history.
“Oh, my God!” gasped one shocked suburbanite. “Hitler’s nephews live here?”
Meanwhile, the brothers are determined to put an end to their family names. Alexander continues to deny that the Stuart-Houstons have made a pact to end their bloodline – but none of the three brothers have children.
