 One of the last living family members of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler was engaged to a Jewish woman, but she broke it off after discovering the family’s secret, sinister history, the German newspaper Bild revealed Tuesday. Hitler’s great-nephews Alexander, Louis and Brian Stuart-Houston — the only living descendants of the dictator’s paternal side — live quiet lives in the New York suburbs and fly American flags in their yards, according to Germany’s Bild newspaper, which came knocking at their doors recently. Stuart-Houston did not specify which brother, and did not identify the Jewish fiancee. The three men are the sons of Hitler’s nephew, William Patrick Hitler, who was born in the UK to the Fuehrer’s half-brother, Alois Hitler Jr. 
 
 Alois, who left home at 14 and wound up working as a waiter in Dublin, split when “Willy” Hitler was young, according to the New Yorker. William was unhappy with the work, and was reportedly shunned by his uncle, so he moved with his family to the United States. And now there is a ‘nephew’ to tell them all the miserable little details they want to know.” 
 
 Willy later traveled to New York, where he continued to give lectures on his infamous family, and eventually registered for military service — joining the US Navy to fight in World War II 
 
 After the war, he moved to Patchogue with his German wife and changed the family’s name — first to Hiller and then Stuart-Houston, according to Bild. In 1946, saddled with the most despised name in the world, William Hitler moved his family to a small town on Long Island and changed his name to Hiller, a favorite adopted name for other Hitlers living in postwar Germany.  Picture Alliance/Arkivi, TRD 
 
 There's an American flag raised in the front yard of brothers Brian and Louis' place. All three surviving brothers still live in their small hometown of Patchogue. That was the claim of British journalist David Gardner, who tracked them down in the 1990s, and wrote a book entitled, “The Last of the Hitlers: The Story of Adolf Hitler’s British Nephew and the Amazing Pact to Make Sure His Genes Die Out.” 
 
 “They didn’t sign a pact, but what they did is, they talked amongst themselves, talked about the burden they’ve had in the background of their lives, and decided that none of them would marry, none of them would have children. Alexander denied knowing of such a pact in a 2002 interview with Gardner, but said his brothers may have made one that did not involve him. Alexander also said the brothers discussed writing a book about their lives as the last of the Hitler line, but “changed our minds. We won’t do it, not for all the money in the world.” 
 
 A lifelong Republican — as are his brothers — he has also lashed out at US President Donald Trump, calling him a “liar.” 
 
 “The last person I would say I admire is Donald Trump. He is definitely not one of my favorites,” he told the newspaper. "Some things that Trump says, are all right. “It’s the way he does it that annoys me. One of their neighbors said she knew their family history, but said they’re “excellent people.” 
 
 “You can’t be blamed for your relatives,” she told the paper.
– Hitler became Hiller, then Stuart-Houston. The name changes allowed Adolf Hitler's last living descendants on his father's side to keep a quiet life in New York, the New York Post reports via German newspaper Bild, which recently visited Hitler's three great-nephews on Long Island. Sons of Hitler's UK-born nephew William Patrick Hitler—who reportedly received a tongue-lashing from his uncle for interviews with the press before joining the US Navy in World War II and then moving to Patchogue—Louis and Brian Stuart-Houston shooed away a reporter with eight lawn sprinklers. But eldest brother Alexander Stuart-Houston, who lives about 45 minutes away from his siblings, answered his door. Commenting on what Bild calls "the curse of the worst family name in world history," the 68-year-old said one of the three brothers was engaged to a Jewish woman, but she ended up calling it off, per AFP. Alexander, whose middle name is Adolf, appeared focused on the present, however, touting his support for German Chancellor Angela Merkel. "She's good. She seems to be an intelligent and smart person," he said. Describing himself and his siblings as steadfast Republicans, he added, "The last person I would say I admire is Donald Trump. He is definitely not one of my favorites ... I just don't like liars."