Adolf Hitler
1889 - 1920
Adolf Hitler was born on April 20th 1889 in the small Austrian village
of Braunau Am Inn. Hitler would one day lead a movement which would
leave it's mark in history. To understand him better, we must study
his early life and roots.
Family Information
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Hitler's father, Alois was born in 1837. He was the son of Maria Anna
Schicklgruber whose mate was unknown, but could have been Jewish. When
Alois Hitler was about five years old Maria Schicklgruber married
Johann Georg Hiedler. Five years after marriage Maria died of natural
causes and Alois Hitler went to live on his uncle's farm. After many
years at his uncle's farm, Alois Hitler went to Vienna, where he
worked as a civil servant, achieving the rank of Senior Assistant
Inspector.
Alois Hitler had had a number of affairs but in 1885 he married a
pregnant woman named Klara Polzl. Alois Hitler Junior and Angela
Hitler, the children from his affairs attended the Wedding. Klara
Polzl gave birth to two boys and a girl all of whom died. On April 20th
1889, Adolf Hitler was born, followed by his brother, Edmund in 1893
and his sister, Paula, in 1896.
Adolf Hitlers education and Early Views
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At the age of six, in 1895, Adolf Hitler entered first grade in the
village of Fischlham's public school. Also in the same year he entered
education, his father retired from the civil service. Alois Hitler was
strict on his children, each child had chores to carry out on the farm
where the Hitler family lived. Alois Hitler was finding retirement
difficult and Alois Hitler Junior took t...
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...arted to increase. In 1920, Hitler insisted that the German
Workers Party should hold it's first mass meeting. On February 24th
1920, two thousand people were reported to attend the meeting where
Hitler gave a speech provoking violence between the party members and
the many communists at the meeting. The meeting was very important as
it gave Hitler the opportunity to outline the 25 point programme he
produced with Anton Drexler. The 25 point programme was the Key stone
into what Hitler believed in and the meeting gave Hitler a chance to
express his extreme views on a large scale.
Bibliography
- HITLER by Ian Kershaw - (Various pages)
- Weimar and Nazi Germany by John Hite and Chris Hinton - p. 55/56
- Microsoft Encarta 98
- THE WORLD AT WAR 1939-45, by Readers Digest, page 9
- www.historyplace.com
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