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Adolf Hitler

Crystal Kittelson

Community College of Aurora World History
Instructor Matthew Wichern

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Almost everyone has heard the name of Adolf Hitler. Like me, most people despise that name. We have heard all the stories about the Nazi's, and Jewish concentration camps. The thing is, no one really knows just about Adolf Hitler. They only know what he did. I have spent a while researching Hitler and came to the same conclusion as I had when I started thinking of a topic to write this paper. My conclusion is Hitler was a troubled kid, which led him to become a troubled leader for Germany.
Adolf's father, Alois Hitler, was married three times, Anna Glassl-Hörer (1823-1888)1, Franziska Matzelsberger (1861-1884)2, and Klara Pölzl. He had two kids with Franziska, Alois Matzelsberger (January 13, 1882-unknown)3 and Angela Hitler (July 28, 1883-1949)4. Then he had six kids with Klara, Gustav Hitler (May 17, 1885-1887)5, Ida Hitler (September 25, 1886-1888)6, Otto Hitler (Shortly died after birth 1887), Adolf Hitler (April 20, 1889-1945), Edmund Hitler (March 24, 1894-1900)7, and Paula Hitler (January 21, 1896-1960)8. As you can see, Adolf didn't grow up with most of his siblings. As far as we know the only siblings he grew up with was Angela, Edmund, and Paula. Angela Hitler had three children Leo Rudolf Raubal (1906-unknown), Angela (Geli) Raubal (January 4, 1908-1931), and Elfriede Raubal (January 10,1910-unknown). Adolf's older brother Alois's whereabouts are unknown and/or uncertain.
Adolf Hitler's name on his birth certificate is Adolfus Hiltler. Two days after Adolfus was born
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he was baptized by Father Ignaz. This happened because Adolf was sickly at birth and his mother Klara feared that Adolf wou...

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...inue, my life will have no sense. In that case I will have no hesitation in putting an end to my life.” Hitler was suffering so much that he wasn't afraid to commit suicide. In early 1945 Hitler was sent to a care facility. He was given medicine to help him function in the bunker he was at. In April 1945 Hilter said “ I believe I am dying this way for a reason.”13 On April 30, 1945 Hitler committed suicide. A single gunshot to the right temple. No one heard the shot go off. Hitler was a smart man, and because he was a smart man he wrapped the barrel in a towel.
So what do you think about Hitler now? Is it the same opinion you had when you began reading this paper? I know for me my outlook on him is different. I still believe he was a horrible man, but with the gained knowledge I received researching Adolfus Hitler was a very persuasive, smart, and dedicated man.

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