Gustav von Bohlen und Halbach's son Alfred Krupp died of lung cancer. Alfred's son Arndt ends up relinquishing any claim over his father's businesses, and was to be paid a modest cash amount, in yearly installments, until his own death. However, Arndt waived his inheritance and not allowed to use the family name Krupp, which was reserved to the sole inheritor of the family business. He got married but he was known for his homosexuality. Eventually he dies of jaw cancer.

Edda Göring ( daughter of Hermann Göring) became a law clerk and later worked in healthcare. I believe she's still alive. Has very fond memories of her father and doesn't talk much about him being a Nazi.

Rosenberg's had two children. A son died in infancy and his daughter never talks about her dad in regard to being a Nazi.

In general, not too many Nazi children end up living happy lives. Many suffered from illness and other defects mostly likely from in-breeding.

I highly recommend reading Dr. Gilbert's account of interacting with Nazis leadership from a psychological evaluation in Nuremberg Diary (1947). It's a very interesting read.

I wonder how the world would be if Nazi nuclear family principles were kept up...probably better than modern day families as fathers weren't allowed to abandon their off spring even if they only wanted a woman for sex. Here are ten ways women followed Nazi ideals for marriage and motherhood: The family has four children, and the mother has just had a baby ( 8 children or more...woman gets a medal). The mother is caring for the baby. She wears a plain dress. She has her hair in a bun; she is not wearing make-up. The mother is not skinny( she has meat to her). The family lives in a rural/farming environment. The son wears his Hitler Youth uniform and is making something out of labor. The younger sister plays with a doll - preparation for motherhood. The daughter has plaited hair (acceptable fashions), and gazes longingly at a doll baby (longing for motherhood). The family have fair hair, athletic bodies and ruddy complexions.