Adolph H. Schicklgruber and Lee H. Oswald
By Bill Kelly
Some intrepid JFK assassination researcher noticed
among the Warren Commission records that someone had written the name “Adolph
H. Schicklgruber” in a notebook belonging to Marina Oswald, the Russian wife of
Lee Harvey Oswald, the accused assassin of President Kennedy.
Of course every detail in a high profile murder case
should be reviewed and I'm sure it was quickly determined that Schicklgruber is
often said to be the real name of Adolph Hitler, and quickly puts an end to any
deeper research into that line of inquiry.
But alas, it doesn't end there as further documentation
reveals that the whole Adolph H. Schicklgruber story is exposed not only as a
lie, but an intentional lie propagated by World War II Allied disinformation
specialists.
As mentioned in the New York Times (May 6, 1990
Opinion), and documented by Alan Bullock in his authorative biography “Hitler - A Study in Tyranny,” the
Schicklgruber lie was first brought out by radio broadcaster Hans Habe, an
Allied war propagandist.
Hitler’s grandmother was Maria Anna Schicklgruber
and his father was Alois Heidler, so the Allied psychological warfare
operatives thought making fun of Hitler’s questionable family background and
grandmother’s name would belittle him and advance the Allied cause during the
war. And it did work to some extent but also lingered afterwards and entered
into popular mythology.
The questions never asked however is why Hitler’s
fake name, propagated by disinformation agents, was inscribed in the notebook
of the wife of the accused assassin of the President, and whether Oswald
himself was the subject of a similar disinformation effort that falsely brands
him Kennedy’s killer.
Warren Commission Hearings and Exhibits; CE 106
Volume XVI, p. 452
Hitler Never Really Was
Schicklgruber - NYTimes.com
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