Adolf Hitler died in the Berlin bunker in 1945, leaving no grave or memorial. Journalist David Gardner investigated what happened to Hitler's family, burdened with a cursed surname. Gardner's research uncovers the lives of Hitler's siblings and relatives, revealing a troubled childhood marked by abuse and complex family dynamics. Alois Hitler, Adolf's father, is portrayed as an authoritarian, alcoholic customs official. Gardner details how some of Hitler's siblings survived and moved to America, while others lived under their brother's dark legacy. This book provides a rare look into a little-known part of Hitler's past and chronicles the search for his surviving relatives.