Adolf Hitler's physical condition has long sparked speculation, and recent DNA analysis suggests he may have not only had one testicle but also potentially a micropenis, New York Post reported.
According to a new documentary examining his biological makeup, Hitler is believed to have suffered from Kallmann syndrome—an invisible genetic disorder that can hinder the development of sexual organs. This condition, which also affects the normal progression of puberty, indicates that he faced a 10% chance of having a micropenis, as reported by the Times.
A micropenis is clinically defined as a penis measuring under 2 inches. Professor Turi King, the lead geneticist on the study, remarked that had Hitler seen his genetic results, he would likely have condemned himself.
These revelations are presented in the Channel 4 documentary titled “Hitler’s DNA: Blueprint of a Dictator,” set to air on Saturday and later published in a scientific journal. The research focused on a DNA profile derived from a bloodstained fabric sample taken from the sofa where Hitler ended his life in his Berlin bunker in 1945.
King, who previously identified the remains of King Richard III, noted that although Hitler could have possessed an ordinary genome, he did not. The newfound information adds to the narrative of sexual dysfunction that has followed Hitler for years.
A 1923 medical report, only uncovered in 2015, corroborated claims that Hitler had one testicle, giving historical credence to the satirical World War II song “Hitler Has Only Got One Ball.”
Acknowledging the potential discomfort these findings may cause, King expressed her initial hesitation about participating in the documentary. However, she stressed the importance of approaching this research with care and rigor. “To ignore it would place him on some kind of pedestal,” she stated. “The genetics can in no way excuse the atrocities he committed.”
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