[Kackikat]

You may want to do a little research, and not believe everything you read on internet.

1st. Hitler had great grandparents too...his geneology reveals many jewish names (not all names mean they are jewish, but the many he has (some of these last names were in Jewish training camps and executed).
Such as: Huemueller, Artner, Kaufmann, Tecker, Hagen, Anderl, Sillip, Walli, Decker, Hiedler just to name a few...all listed as jewish and all surnames of Hitlers great grandparents:

http://genealogy.wikia.com/wiki/Adolf_Hitler_(1889-1945)

Now go to the JewishWebIndex.com to see how surnames were formed, and then go to the list of JewishGeneology and you’ll find most of them were Prussian jews, and some of these jewish names survived Holocaust like Artner and Huemueller. Not a coincidence and not a myth...Hitler had some Jewish great grandparents...period.

[justiceseeker93]

Please understand that there are many surnames that are commonly shared by Jews and non-Jewish Germans alike. So some "Jewish" surnames hardly identify the person carrying it as being Jewish or having any Jewish ancestry. That's where some of this confusion as to Hitler's geneological tree arises.

William Shirer, IIRC, debunks the "Hitler had Jewish ancestry" myth in his classic history, "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich."