Moscow --
Vortex around the remains of Adolf Hitler! A U.S. scientist said: Hitler's skull is from a woman.
This is the result of a DNA test, says archaeologist Nick Bellantoni, who got access to Russian archives. There, the skull is stored since the war.
"The bone seems to be very thin. Male bones are more robust in general. The skull appears by a 20 - to 40-year-old woman coming," said the expert of the newspaper "The Sun".
A remarkable result, which spurs new theories. Could it be when the alleged Hitler's skull bones around the dictator-lover Eva Braun?
Bellantoni is skeptical: "There are no reports that she shot herself. The skull could belong to anyone."
Adolf Hitler had on 29 April 1945 suicide - celebrated with a shot in the right temple and taking cyanide capsules. Together with the corpse of Eva Braun, he was burned by Nazi thugs in the garden of the Reich Chancellery. The charred remains were buried in a shell crater.
In May 1945 the Russians found the remains and were sure that they come from Hitler. Then they were burned again - except for that part of the skull, stored since then in the Russian archives. Yet it is precisely these skulls now raises new questions.
Seven years ago in Cologne criminal biologist Mark Benecke (had "Dr Made"), there are inconsistencies surrounding the death of the dictator mentioned. The new DNA tests could finally bring light into darkness.
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