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Hitler - OverSimplified (Part 1)
Hitler - OverSimplified (Part 1)
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6:29 · Apr 18, 2017
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Look at this baby.
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So gentle, so innocent.
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You'd think this child would grow up to become a good man,
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an honest man.
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Well, think again. *alarm sounds* Hitler was born Adolphus Hitler in 1889 in a
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small town in Austria-Hungary.
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His father, Alois Schicklgruber, was born out of wedlock,
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but eventually changed his name to that of his stepfather, becoming Alois Hitler.
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Alois was a mid-level Austrian customs officer-- not really rolling in cash,
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but certainly rolling in women.
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He married a rich, older lady, but then immediately started having affairs,
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including one with a much younger house servant.
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A few years later, he left his sick wife to be with his mistress,
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but since the Catholic Church didn't allow divorce at the time,
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he couldn't marry her.
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So he waited for his old wife to die
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and had a child in the meantime.
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Then his wife died, so he married his mistress and had another child,
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but then his new wife got sick, so he employed his much,
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much younger cousin Clara to take care of her.
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Then when his new wife died, he immediately got Clara-- his cousin-- pregnant,
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and then married her... in that order.
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(You rockstar.)
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Clara and Alois had three children together who all tragically died while in infancy,
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so when the fourth child, Adolph, came along, Clara spoiled him rotten.
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The Hitler's had two more kids and the family moved around a few times,
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meaning Adolph had to attend five different elementary schools.
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Adolph's father was strict, quick to anger,
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and took most of it out on the eldest son until he had enough
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and ran away at the age of fourteen,
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leaving seven year old Adolph to do most of the chores
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and get berated by his father.
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The result was a difficult relationship with his dad
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while he was super attached to his mother who worried over him
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and his health excessively Hitler did well in school.
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At first, his grades were good and his teachers praised him.
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He was popular with the other kids
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and enjoyed gathering them together to play war games.
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He also loved reading and particularly liked stories about Cowboys and Indians.
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As he grew older, though, he started to get into trouble.
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He was caught smoking once, organised a raid on a local orchard,
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tormented his pro-Austria religion teacher with symbolic gestures displaying his allegiance the idea of
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united germanic people under a greater german state
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and defines of Habsburg Austria,
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you know, the usual.
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All of this enraged Adolph's father, who punished him severely.
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The area of Austria-Hungary
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that Hitler lived in was once part of the German Confederation,
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and many of the people who lived there considered themselves to be German.
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Adolph tended to just go against whatever his father said
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and since his father was an Austrian Public Official,
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Hitler got big into German nationalism.
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This enraged Adolph's father, who punished him severely.
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Around this time a family tragedy struck.
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His six-year-old brother, whom he loved a lot,
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died of measles when Adolph was 10
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and was buried in the cemetery just across from their home.
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Around this time neighbors reported a change in the young boy.
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Strange behaviors such as talking to trees
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and staying up late staring at the stars from the cemetery walls.
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He lost interest in religion
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and his school grades started to decline
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which enraged his father,
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who punished him severely.
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It also didn't help
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that he had just entered high school
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and the cool city boys treated him like a rural peasant he had to
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Repeat a grade and had little interest in most school subjects instead spending his
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time reading and drawing
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which he was quite good at One day his father said son someday,
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you'll be a big balls public official like me and Adolf replied,
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no father I'm going to become an artist
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and soar high above the clouds with the eagles this enraged his father
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But by this time he was an old-ass man
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so he just sort of let it go
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and then died of a lung hemorrhage hitler just about passed his final semester
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and Celebrated in the typical way by getting blackout drunk
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and wiping his ass with the certificate However,
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he didn't take the overall final school exam instead Just dropping out. the now
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16 year old boy was unemployed without much purpose in life
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and for the next three years He stayed
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that way he spent most of his time at the opera with his only
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friend August Kubizek August Kubizek later wrote his memories of the Young Hitler
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and said he was passionately interested in many things,
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felt he was in many ways better than others his age,
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was quick to anger just like his father,
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and an Incredible speaker once he was ranting.
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when he was 18 He said a very sad goodbye to his mother
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and went to Vienna to take the entrance exam for art school he failed
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Soon after he had to return home his mother was sick
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and her health was rapidly deteriorating Hitler stayed by her side
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And when she eventually died the family doctor said he had never seen someone
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so overwhelmed with Grief
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as Hitler was Then Hitler returned to Vienna still hoping to find a career
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in the arts But he never did instead without parental support hitler ended up
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on the streets now in his early 20s He spent a few rough years
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living in and out of homeless shelters,
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making What little he could from selling postcards He painted it's hard to pinpoint
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exactly when and how Hitler's extreme Ideological beliefs formed,
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but his time in Vienna would have certainly played a role Anti-semitism was widespread
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in the city the mayor whom hitler supported with an outspoken anti-semite There were
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many right-wing anti-semitic newsletters
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Which hitler took a keen interest in he bought into the conspiracy theories
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and became a firm believer in the idea
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that there are many Races
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and constant struggle with one another the purest of
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which were the German aryan people
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and the worst of
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which he believed were jews Since Austria-Hungary was a multi-ethnic Empire full of lesser
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races hitler wasn't a fan.
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So when he was 24 He moved to Munich in Germany to avoid doing
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military service and for one more year He was a drifter on the streets
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until something huge happened.
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In 1914 long-standing tensions in Europe erupted into the first world war. crowds across
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Europe celebrated the news.
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Within days Hitler volunteered for the German Army the war gave him a purpose
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in life his fellow Soldiers gave him friendship
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and Brotherhood Despite the horrors of War Hitler considered it to be the best
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time of his life.
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He was reportedly a brave soldier
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and was awarded the iron cross first class He was also very lucky
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and had many close encounters with death.
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His luck ran out in 1916 however
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when an artillery shell injured his leg he went back to germany to recover
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and was outraged to find a general Apathetic anti-war attitude among the exhausted
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and hungry German populace with the war turning against Germany he returns to the
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But was temporarily blinded by a british gas attack in 1918 a month later
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still recovering in hospital Hitler Learned of Germany's defeat
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and Surrender The terms of the peace treaty were tough on Germany it had
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to pay a lot of money
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and lose a lot of soldiers these Conditions weakened Germany
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and humiliated the German people.
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Europe's borders changed after the war too.
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New countries were formed out of Russia's lost territory Austria-Hungary was dissolved
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and there was one big new country splitting Germany into two.
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Hitler, seeing the country He loved humiliated like this said
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that hatred grew in him for those Responsible by
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which he meant communists
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and jews who he believed had stabbed Germany in the back by spreading dissent
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and Anti War Propaganda back home.
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