Because she was a kind, loving and gentle woman, and she loved Hitler very much.
There isn't a clear consensus on why Hitler had strong affection for his mother. Some speculate that her death had a profound impact on him and possibly influenced his later actions and beliefs. Others suggest that Hitler's portrayal of his mother as a kind, nurturing figure was a deliberate attempt to shape his public image and gain sympathy. Overall, the exact reasons behind Hitler's feelings towards his mother remain complex and open to interpretation.
Adolf Hitler's mother's name was Karla Hitler. him and his mother were very close. It was really hard on him when his mother died, that might of been what made him so brutal. Another thing that made him so brutal is that his father(Alois Hitler) beat him all the time....even when he didn't do anything at all.
Hitler was one of the most rabid Anti-Semites in the history of the World. He did not only not like Jews, he not only hated Jews, he virulently despised and repudiated Jews.
He didn't like the people he killed because the people he killed were Jewish
Yes, it is believed that Hitler's mother's grandfather Johann Nepomuk Hiedler or his brother was also Hitler's father's biological father. Moreover, Johann was also Hitler's father's step-uncle, so was quite a bit of inbreeding and relatedness between them. Even after Hitler's parents were married, his mother, Klara, still called her husband Alois Uncle.
Technically, Hitler wasn't an Jew, according to records Hitler's Mother's Father wasn't born as a Jew but was raised, so this makes Hitler partially Jewish. However, this is disproved since his mother and father wern't Jewish. So noone did knew Hitler had an distant Jewish relative._______________According to Ian Kershaw's two-volume biography of Hitler, stories claiming that Hitler was part Jewish had circulated ever since the early 1920s. They seem to have remained very popular ever since.
Adolf Hitler was very close to his mother, Klara Hitler née Pölzl, much more so than to his father and was devastated upon her death in December 1907.
Adolf Hitler was very close to his mother, Klara Hitler née Pölzl, much more so than to his father and was devastated upon her death in December 1907.
Hitler did love his mother. Hitler was the hero of Germany and one of the reasons why is because a Jew doctor couldn't save his mama so he hates all Jews!
Adolf Hitler's mother's name was Karla Hitler. him and his mother were very close. It was really hard on him when his mother died, that might of been what made him so brutal. Another thing that made him so brutal is that his father(Alois Hitler) beat him all the time....even when he didn't do anything at all.
Hitler was one of the most rabid Anti-Semites in the history of the World. He did not only not like Jews, he not only hated Jews, he virulently despised and repudiated Jews.
Adolf Hitler's father was named Alois Hitler.
He didn't like the people he killed because the people he killed were Jewish
He was extreemely depressed. In his book Mein Kampf he says "My father I honored but my mother I loved". and he felf angry so he started the war and i know Hitler on the pictures and when i go to Poland i will fly on a German plane
Yes, it is believed that Hitler's mother's grandfather Johann Nepomuk Hiedler or his brother was also Hitler's father's biological father. Moreover, Johann was also Hitler's father's step-uncle, so was quite a bit of inbreeding and relatedness between them. Even after Hitler's parents were married, his mother, Klara, still called her husband Alois Uncle.
Hitler hated Jews because they loved God, and Hitler hated God, as he showed by his life.
Hitler had pooping problems as a kid, and medicine back then did not help pooping problems
Technically, Hitler wasn't an Jew, according to records Hitler's Mother's Father wasn't born as a Jew but was raised, so this makes Hitler partially Jewish. However, this is disproved since his mother and father wern't Jewish. So noone did knew Hitler had an distant Jewish relative._______________According to Ian Kershaw's two-volume biography of Hitler, stories claiming that Hitler was part Jewish had circulated ever since the early 1920s. They seem to have remained very popular ever since.