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Adolf Hitler
You probably know a lot about the Holocaust, but what do you know about the Evil Tyrant Adolf Hitler? Did you know he was injured in 1918? He took the souls of millions. Maybe you don’t know him as well as you think. Adolf Hitler was a despicable man who slaughtered millions of innocent Jews.
Adolf Hitler was born on April 20th, 1889. He was baptized as a Catholic. Adolf Hitler was born in Braunau and is the fourth child. In his family was his dad Alois Hitler who is a custom official, and very strict. Adolf Hitler’s mother was Klara Hitler who is loving and affectionate. When Adolf Hitler was three he moved to Passau. Two years later he moved a brother named Emuda was born. They ended up moving to Hatfield, and then Paula was Adolf Hitler’s half-sister from previous marriages. When Adolf Hitler was six years old he lived across from Benedictine Monastery for six months. Adolf Hitler wanted to be a priest. When Alois heard that he beat Adolf with a cane. When Adolf Hitler grew older he became the dictator of Germany. In 1898 Adolf Hitler moved to Linz. Adolf’s mother Klara was diagnosed with Breast Cancer. Hitler became a servant by fathers demand. Adolf showed aggression against the teachers. When Adolf got put in art he was actually discovered for his art. When he told Alois, he didn’t allow it. After they had moved to Leonding in Western Austria so Adolf could get out of art, but it didn't happen. Then moved to Vienna for art but also because Klara thought Adolf would get known for art. Around 1900’s Klara passed away. A little later in the year Alois had passed away as well. When Alois had passed away Adolf was left alone so Adolf Hitler had become an orphan. In 1910 the mayor as well had ...

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