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Charles Lindbergh's Secret Family: The Children He Hid in Germany In 1927, Charles Lindbergh flew alone across the Atlantic and became the most famous man on Earth. Five years later, his baby son was kidnapped and murdered. For the last 17 years of his life, he hid a second family in Germany — and the world didn't find out until 2003. This documentary follows the true story of Charles Lindbergh's families: the Lone Eagle and the Spirit of Saint Louis, his marriage to Anne Morrow Lindbergh, the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and the Hauptmann trial, the Nazi medal and the America First speech that stained his name — and "Mister Kent," the American writer who visited a Munich hatmaker and her three children a few times a year. A DNA test proved who he was. In this documentary: • The Lone Eagle and the 1927 flight to Paris • Anne Morrow and the perfect American couple • The Lindbergh baby kidnapping, 1932 • Bruno Hauptmann, the Nazi medal, and the Des Moines speech • Mister Kent: Brigitte Hesshaimer and three children in Munich • The deathbed letters and the 2003 DNA test • Reeve Lindbergh and the families today SOURCES A. Scott Berg, Lindbergh (1998) Rudolf Schröck with Dyrk Hesshaimer, David Hesshaimer and Astrid Bouteuil, Das Doppelleben des Charles A. Lindbergh (2005) Reeve Lindbergh, Forward from Here (2008) Associated Press and The Irish Times reporting on the DNA results (2003) ——— Uncommon Families tells the true stories of families famous for what happened to them — multiples, isolation, kidnappings, medical mysteries and survival. Every episode ends with where the family is today. 🔔 Subscribe for a new family every week:    / @uncommonfamilies   This documentary is produced for educational and historical purposes. Archival images are used under fair use for commentary and education. #CharlesLindbergh #TrueStory #Documentary