Adolf Hitler Part 1: Birth of a Führer
Real Dictators
The History of Hitler's Antisemitism
Hitler will later claim that the experience of living in vienna is what turns him on to semetism. Hitler, in hinsid, often presented this as kind of years of total poverty and so on. The reason why this matters is because this became part of the story of his making. So he explains how he barely had enough to eat, how he was extremely poor, and how this gave him insight as to how jews harmful to germany and to the world. And it seems that at least his early years in vianna, he had uptention free relations with jews,. That he even defended the jews against the accusation of others. Again, remember
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