WATCH: Exclusive footage from the National Archives shows U.S. bombers conducting the first daylight raid on Berlin in 1944. A forthcoming Channel 4 documentary is reigniting debate over Adolf Hitler’s health and background with a new scientific claim: that DNA recovered from the couch where the Nazi leader ended his life suggests he had a genetic disorder affecting sexual development. The project, Hitler’s DNA: A Dictator’s Masterplan, draws on recently analyzed genetic material to argue that Hitler may have lived with Kallmann syndrome. This condition disrupts hormone production and delays or prevents typical puberty. The genetic material at the center of the study comes from a piece of fabric cut in 1945 by American Army press officer Col. Roswell P. Rosengren. The cloth, stained with…
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