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Most of the stories about young Hitler living in poverty and hardship in Vienna are ultimately based on what he wrote about his early years in "Mein Kampf". It's not surprising that biographers such as Alan Bullock and Ian Kershaw show that what Hitler wrote about his time in Vienna is almost completely untrue. He managed to get various female members of his family to give him a regular allowance and he didn't suffer hardship. He led a disorganized, chaotic, lazy life. After his first rejection from Art Academy, he did nothing to prepare for his next attempt and paid no attention to advice.
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What institution did Hitler fail to get into as a young man?
Hitler failed to get into the Vienna Accademy of Art.
Why did young Hitler come home from fine arts academy in Vienna?
Probably because they did not accept him at the school.
Whatever happened to Hitler's brother Alois Hitler?
Alois Hitler was Adolf Hitler's father and he died when Hitler was still young.
What happened to Hitler's mother?
She died of breast cancer in 1907.
What did adolf hitler do when he was a young man?
Hitler lived in Vienna at age 19, trying to get accepted into The Academy of Fine Arts there. He was pretty poor at this time - sometimes going days without food and sleeping on stoops, according to Mein Kampf.
What did Hitler want to do when he left school?
He wanted to be an artist. No joke, he reportedly fought bitterly with his father over it. After graduating from school, he applied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts. He was not accepted into the school, and instead partly made a living as a street artist.
Why did Hitler hate Jews specifically?
Judaism is a belief, not a race. You can be any race and still be Jewish. But it was believed at the time that being Jewish was a race because they had a distinctive look (curly hair, big nose). At the time of Hitler becoming the fuhrer of Germany, Germany was in a depression and Hitler felt that because Jews usually worked in the accounting/banking field that they were to blame. He believed in a full aryan world but his biggest enemies in his eyes were the Jews. Disabled (mentally or physically imperfect), philosphers, artists, Gypsies and more were also killed. If you're wondering "why didn't he kill black people as well?" well the answer is that there just wasn't that many in Germany.
What happened to young people that didn't support Hitler?
Ridiculed and beaten, and then ultimately sent away to a pro-Nazi family to be raised as 'Good Germans.'
What happened to the children living in the slums of London?
The thing that happened to the children living in the slums of London, is that nearly all of them died or they begged and pleaded. The children who didn't die as young as 5 and up they worked their buts off .
What was the lasting effect of Hitler's youth?
do you mean "Hitler Youth" or when Hitler was young, please be more specific
Are there any paintings by Hitler?
Yes he did. Some of them are listed here: http://www.bytwerk.com/gpa/hitlerpaintings.htm Hitler always proclaimed himself as a discredited artist and when he became Der Führer, he went into architecture.
What purpose did the young folk and hitler youth serve?
The young people and Hitler served only one purpose. The one purpose that was served was killing a lot of people that did not fit to Hitler's standards.
