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Hitler had a micropenis, book claims

Recent revelations verifying the wartime song that Hitler had only one ball have taken a new turn, with the discovery that the Fuhrer also had a pocket-sized pecker, the Daily Telegraph reported Monday.
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February 22, 2016

Recent revelations verifying the wartime song that Adolf Hitler had only one ball have taken a new turn, with the discovery that the Fuhrer also had a pocket-sized pecker, the Daily Telegraph reported Monday.

In their book Hitler’s Last Day: Minute by Minute, historians Jonathan Mayo and Emma Craigie say the Nazi leader suffered from the birth defect hypospadias, in which the urinary opening is not at the end of the penis, where it should be, but somewhere along the underside of the penis, or even at its base.

The condition makes urinating difficult and may go some way towards explaining Hitler’s alleged refusal to be seen naked.

Read more at Times of Israel.

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