Adolf Hitler
“Deep Are the Roots”: Adolf Hitler’s parents both came from the Waldviertel, a remote rural area of Austria, not far the Czechoslovakin boarder. His father was born on June 7, 1837, in the village of Strones to an unmarried woman, Maria Anna Schicklgruber. Strones was too small to parish and so the baby was registered in nearby Dolersheim as Aloys Shickgruber, “Illegitimate.” The space for the father’s name was blank, generating a mystery that remains unsolved, but he was probably a man from the neighborhood. However, he might have been a wealth Jew named Frankenberger or Frankenreither, the son of the family for whom Maria Anna had worked as a house keeper. The Jewish family paid her support money for some years, and later became a family scandal. (Hitler, 1978, p. 1)When Alois was five, Maria married Johann Georg Hiedler. Unfortunately, Maria died five years later ad the stepfather wandered off leaving Alois to be brought up by Hiedler’s brother, Johann Nepomuk Hiedler. At age thirteen, Alois ran away from home. He became a full inspector for customs, and the man that raised him was so proud he convinced Alois to have his name changed legally from Schicklgruber to Hie
The Last 100 Days of Adolf Hitler: The personal leadership which had won Hitler such stunning victories early in the war now seemed to lead to disaster. Hitler chose Admiral Karl Donitz as his successor. (Hitler, 1978, p.179) By Victory Undone: The plan for Jewish extermination publicly rumored was soon to become fact. On May 1, 1942, Hitler left the eastern front to deliver a major speech to the Reichstag. He denounced Bolshevism as “the dictatorship of Jews” and labeled the Jew “a parasitic germ” who had to be dealt with ruthlessly. He demanded passage of a law granting him plenary powers. Every German was henceforth obliged to follow his personal orders, or suffer dire punishment. He was now officially above the law with the power of life and death. He had appointed himself God’s deputy and could do the Lord’s work: wipe out the “Jewish vermin” and create a race of supermen. (Hitler, 1978, p. 149) Eva and Hitler married on April 28. Two days after saying their farewells to members of staff and the inner circle, the couple secluded themselves in their private quarters. Eva took poison and Hitler shot himself in the right temple. Their bodies were carried to the garden of the Reich Chancellery and thoroughly cremated with gasoline. To the surprise of the world, Hitler’s suicide a few days before the surrender brought an abrupt, absolute end to National Socialism. There were no enclaves of fanatic followers bent on continuing Hitler’s crusade. The Road to War: On January 30 Hitler publicly hinted at his secret plane to exterminate Europe’s Jews. “Today I shall act the prophet once again. If international Jewry inside and outside of Europe should succeed in thrusting the nations into a world war once again , then the result will not be the Bolshevization of the earth and with it the victory of Jewry, it will be the annihilation of the Jewish race in Europe.”(Hitler, 1978, p.116)
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