List of Family Members
- Adolf Hitler (1889–1945), German Chancellor
- Eva Braun (1912–1945), wife
- Alois Hitler, Sr. (1837–1903), father
- Klara Hitler (1860–1907), mother
- Alois Hitler, Jr. (née Matzelsberger) (1882–1956), elder half-brother
- Angela Hitler (1883–1949), elder half-sister
- Four of Adolf's siblings died in infancy or early childhood of illnesses:
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- Gustav Hitler (1885–1887), died of diphtheria
- Ida Hitler (1886–1888), died of diphtheria
- Otto Hitler (1887–1887), died of diphtheria
- Edmund Hitler (1894–1900), died of measles
- Paula Hitler (1896–1960), younger sister and only sibling to survive into adulthood
- Bridget Dowling, sister-in-law
- Geli Raubal, niece
- Gretl Braun, sister-in-law through Hitler's marriage to Eva Braun
- Heinz Hitler, nephew
- Ilse Braun, sister-in-law through Hitler's marriage to Eva Braun
- Johann Georg Hiedler ( 1792–1857), presumed grandfather
- Johann Nepomuk Hiedler, maternal great-grandfather, presumed great uncle, and possibly Hitler's true paternal grandfather
- Leo Raubal Jr, nephew
- Maria Schicklgruber (1795–1847), paternal grandmother
- Johann Pölzl, maternal grandfather
- Johanna Hiedler, maternal grandmother
- William Patrick Hitler, nephew, born in Liverpool, England
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