The Ball less Führer - It appears the notorious Second World War song may have been right all along. New evidence has emerged that Adolf Hitler may have suffered from an undescended testicle. Of course, as an American you may not have heard this song, but you can remedy this with the video added https://youtu.be/dM7pJGusyJg

Ever since British soldiers started singing it to the tune of Colonel Bogey, debate has raged over whether there is any truth to the assertion that Hitler was missing a vital appendage. Now a German historian claims to have discovered incontrovertible proof, in the form of medical records.

He Couldn't Even Drop The Ball On This One. Analysis of long-lost medical notes seems to confirm that Nazi leader suffered from cryptorchidism, or an undescended right testicle. For those that didn't know, cryptorchidism is when the testicle fails to descend properly.

“The testicle was probably stunted,” Prof Fleischman said. The new findings appear to contradict claims that Hitler lost a testicle to a shrapnel injury in the First World War.

He Just Didn't Have The Balls To Tell The Truth. Professor Peter Fleischmann, of Erlangen-Nuremberg University, said he uncovered medical documents from 1923 identifying Hitler's undescended right testicle. The records show Dr. Josef Steiner Brin examined Hitler in Landsberg prison after his failed Munich putsch attempt. Hitler was described as "healthy and strong" with an undescended testicle. Hitler had attempted to cover his deformity but stating he had lost his testicle to a shrapnel injury in the First World War. After all, war injuries are much more "manly" than just being born different for the war-monger. In an account that was only discovered in 2008, Franciszek Pawlar, a Polish priest and amateur historian, claimed a German army medic who treated Hitler after the incident told him about the injury.