Forrest's legacy in the postwar South

[Syt]

Adolph Hitler

Is he a cousin of Adolf Hitler?

[Lettow77]

 The source seems a little dubious, being a spoken informal account in 1933, but do you have any particular reason for saying it's a fraud?

Edit: Nevermind, did a bit of digging myself and it is indeed very dubious

[grumbler]

The source seems a little dubious, being a spoken informal account in 1933, but do you have any particular reason for saying it's a fraud?

Yes.  The publisher conceded years later that it was a fraud, and the author told his friends that he had been found out.

Not that much of what Rauschning wrote was impossible to imagine Hitler saying, and not that I don't support the idea of some charity-publishing of a work of an anti-Nazi who had to flee Germany, but the idea that Rauschning met Hitler hundreds of times and learned his innermost secrets from his own lips (and then wrote it down verbatim hours later) isn't plausible.