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It was when Hitler's relative went to a drive-in restaurant that the two Belgians got the proof they needed. A used napkin would, with the help of DNA testing, become enough evidence for the two Belgian Hitler hunters to prove yet another kinship of Adolf Hitler.
The Stuart-Housten name was taken by American descendants to free themselves from the infamous Hitler name. The two Belgians believe that the Austrian descendants live in the Waldviertel area of Austria and have changed their family name to Hüttler. This name change, which has often been done quietly, has led to several descendants being unsure of their relationship to one of the greatest dictators the world has seen in recent times.
