MOSCOW, April 28. /TASS/. The Russian State Archive is ready to furnish the skull of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler for any examination to prove its authenticity, its director Larisa Rogova told TASS on Friday.
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"An English company contacted us a short while ago. They said they had found Hitler’s nephew who is ready for genetic tests," Rogova said.
She added that the examination should be carried out by Russian specialists if the Investigative Committee grants permission.
A slew of conspiracy theories circulating suggest that Hitler did not commit suicide in 1945, but rather fled to South America or elsewhere and that the skull is not authentic.
"The skull is genuine, it has been proven," Rogova said, adding that the skull is put on display from time to time.