Declassified CIA files reveal Hitler’s shocking private life and alleged virginity
In shocking revelations from declassified CIA files, Adolf Hitler's personal life has been laid bare. The dictator, who married Eva Braun in the closing stages of World War II, was reportedly a virgin with a 'sexual inferiority' complex, according to a 1943 OSS report.
The OSS, a precursor to the CIA, compiled a 'biological sketch' of Hitler in 1942, detailing his personality, habits, and sexual behavior. The report, written by an unnamed author, described Hitler as 'sexually reserved' and 'probably still a virgin'. This assessment was later echoed in declassified CIA files.
Hitler's sexual development may have been disrupted by Kallmann syndrome, a condition that can cause low testosterone and undescended testicles. Despite his stated disinterest in marriage, Hitler had several known relationships with women, including Eva Braun and Geli Raubal. Intelligence files from the era also speculated about a possible 'homosexual streak' and a crush on a political ally.
The OSS dossier painted a complex picture of Hitler's sexuality. It described him as a sexually frustrated sadomasochist who carried a whip throughout the 1930s. The original dossier suggested that Hitler was 'still in the essential meaning of the word a virgin' due to his 'sexual inferiority'.
DNA analysis has since debunked rumors that Hitler had Jewish ancestry. The revelations about Hitler's personal life offer a glimpse into the complex psychology of one of history's most infamous figures. Despite his public image and relationships, the OSS and CIA files suggest that Hitler may have struggled with his sexuality throughout his life.
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