The French man Philippe Lorett is an ordinary water inspector, but his remarks and claims are special, because he insists that he is the grandson of Adolf Hitler and has pleaded with Russia for help with DNA testing.
Philip said: "My grandmother, Charlotte Lochel, was 19 years old and 28 years old Hitler was dragging and had a relationship on "Drunken Nights". Philip Lorett did not just talk, he also found evidence, a portrait to support his remarks, and hoped that everyone would believe him. Philip said that in the summer of 1916, Hitler was ordered to fight in northern France, and fell in love with Charlotte, that is, his own grandmother. Hitler once painted a portrait of her grandmother wearing a red turban and a pale shirt, speaking with a nose and eyes.
Philip said that Hitler often took his grandmother Charlotte for a walk in the countryside, but the two did not speak, Hitler could not speak French, and Charlotte could only speak a little German. Philip said: "Hitler was very spoiled for Charlotte, but he was easily jealous and could not see other men looking at her."
Philip had pleaded with Russia for help with DNA verification, as Russia preserved fragments of Hitler's jaw and skull. Russian public television station NTV has taken saliva samples from Philip and brought them to Moscow for DNA mating.
Philip was convinced that he was Hitler's descendant and that his father had the same blood type as Hitler, as evidenced by DNA testing. Philippe was very open to his origins, and even if his grandfather was not Hitler, he looked forward to trying to prove it, regardless of the outcome, he said: "Any outcome is good, if I am not Hitler's grandson, then I need to find out who my real grandfather is, and I hope to be able to fulfill my wishes."