1. Adolf Hitler was not a German, but an Austrian of Slavic ancestry.
Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889, in a German-speaking town called Braunau, near the German border. He claimed to be a noble Aryan, but according to his people, he was of Moravian descent, that is, of (Czech) Slavic descent. This is due to the fact that in the 5th-6th centuries the Slavs moved westward to present-day Czechoslovakia, which later became an Austrian royal fiefdom. In 1918, the Austro-Hungarian Empire was dissolved and became a province of Czechoslovakia, which is why many German officials looked down on him and called him Bohemian corporal, with Czech blood.
2. Hitler's father was an illegitimate child, and Hitler's mother was his father's niece or niece.
Hitler's grandmother, Hitler's father, who was born out of wedlock at the age of 42, was blank when he registered his father's birth, and who Hitler's grandfather was is still a mystery. Hitler's mother was his father's third daughter-in-law, and she climbed up step by step from maid to ** to wife, always calling her husband uncle or uncle.
3. Hitler's father was a grassroots civil servant, a strict father, and a loving mother.
Hitler was beaten every day since he was a child, and he was a child who lacked love and insecurity, so he could not learn to love and respect others, hated society, and inherited the personality of his father.
4. Hitler never drank a drop of alcohol all his life, did not smoke, did not eat meat, and only ate vegetarian food.
This was a riposte to his father's shadow, because Hitler's father smoked, drank and ate meat, and he aspired to be the polar opposite of his father.
5. Hitler's ambition since childhood was to be a painter, but he couldn't paint the human body.
Hitler didn't paint moving things, like the human body. Only static ones will be drawn, such as buildings.
6. Hitler didn't study well, he didn't go to college, and he studied in junior high school for 5 years, but he liked to read history books.
When Hitler was in middle school, he was often ostracized, and his classmates often insulted him and alienated him, so he hated school very much. However, he also began to use reading to relieve his loneliness during this period, and after "drifting north" to Vienna, he finished reading the books of the Vienna Library1 3; When he joined the German army to fight on the front line, other comrades-in-arms were discussing women and food, and he was the only one who concentrated on reading; After becoming the German chancellor, he was still a lover of books, even when the Soviet soldiers were in the city, he still studied in the bunker.
7. Hitler lost his father at the age of 14 and his mother at the age of 18, and left the last shadow of his mother with a pencil sketch.
His parents died, and he had an older brother and a younger sister. My brother was often beaten when he was a child, and he ran away from home when he was beaten by his father. At the age of 21, Hitler wandered the streets of Vienna.
8. Hitler was not short, he was about 1.78 meters tall, at least 1.75 meters tall, and not less than 1.8 meters at his peak, but he signed up for the army and failed the physical examination.
At the outbreak of World War I in 1914, Hitler signed up for the Austro-Hungarian ** team, but failed the physical examination. He went to Munich to sign up for the Bavarian Army (German Army), Germany was not picky in the war, and there was a shortage of people to die, so he entered the Bavarian 16th Reserve Infantry Regiment to serve.
He was awarded the Iron Cross of the First Class.
Hitler showed amazing bravery in the troops, rising from a herald to a corporal in half a year, and was awarded the Iron Cross of the 1st degree, which is generally not awarded to soldiers.
10. In the four years of World War I, Hitler was wounded only once.
was blinded by the mustard gas of the British army and temporarily blinded.
11. Hitler always wore three medals on his clothes.
Iron Cross of the First Degree, World War I Wounded Medal, Nazi Party Gold Medal.
12. After World War I, he joined the German Workers' Party and renamed it the "Nazi Party".
At the end of World War I, Hitler was unemployed, so he worked as a spy for German intelligence. During his time as a secret agent, he joined the German Workers' Party and became its No. 97 member. After Hitler joined the German Workers' Party, the name of the party was changed to: National Socialist German Workers' Party. Chinese abbreviation: Democratic Socialist Party. German abbreviation: nazi, transliterated as "Nazi". The "Nazi Party" is neither a workers' party nor a socialist party, but a far-right nationalist party defined by Hitler himself, which has nothing to do with the socialist workers' movement.
13. The flag of the Nazi Party was designed by Hitler and means "Always Anti-Semitic".
A white circle on a red background, with a black swastika pattern embedded in the middle, inspired by a dentist's sketch. Hitler's emblem was a swastika, which is similar to the swastika of the Church, and both characters are pronounced "wàn". Hitler's swastika is the perfect sign of eternal victory for the Aryans, which stands for "eternal anti-Semitism". The swastika of the swastika is the meaning of "the light of the Buddha shines".
14. The Nazi ** was also designed by Hitler.
Brown shirts, black trousers, black boots, French flat hats, black ties, and brightly colored flags made it a lot of people to join the Nazi Party.
15. Hitler was a natural orator who could turn a jailer into a member of the Nazi Party.
On the evening of November 8, 1923, Hitler launched the "Beer Hall Coup", wanting to overthrow ** by violent means and come to power himself, but the coup failed, and he himself **. In his defense, he turned the trial into his political manifesto, into the stage for his speeches. He spent eight months in prison and turned most of the jailers into Nazi members.
On January 30 of that year, Hitler was appointed Chancellor of Germany, and Hindenburg did not address him.
Germany's ** Hindenburg looked down on this World War I soldier (when he was a field marshal, Hitler was only a corporal), and he smashed and robbed Hitler. But the votes were enough, and according to the law, Hitler, a man who had not graduated from high school, who had not been admitted to the Academy of Fine Arts, who had been a homeless man on the streets of Vienna, and who had not even had German citizenship before, was appointed Chancellor of Germany on January 30, 1933. According to the regulations, Hitler should be appointed as Chancellor in person, but Hindenburg hated Hitler so much that the appointment ceremony was not carried out and he did not give a speech, but Hitler himself made an inaugural speech, solemnly swearing to uphold the Constitution of the Weimar Republic and guarantee the unity of the majority in the Reichstag, so that ** did not have to sign emergency decrees to solve the economic crisis, etc.
17. Establish the Gestapo and suppress those who oppose him.
After Hitler became Chancellor, he wanted to get rid of the hostile forces dissatisfied with him, establish the Nazi **, and set up a secret police organization - the Gestapo (a tool of secret service rule controlled by the Nazi SS), whose main responsibility was to suppress any opposition to the Reich, and the Nazi Party became the official representative of Germany, and Germany became the most important country from then on.
On August 20, Hitler became head of state, but he remained chancellor, not **.
On August 2, 1934, at the age of 87 in the Weimar Republic**, Hindenburg died of illness, and Hindenburg was re-elected ** because he did not want Hitler to come to power. On August 19, Hitler demanded that the German people immediately pass a decree merging Hindenburg's ** post with his own chancellorship. On August 20, 38 million Germans voted in favor of Hitler as the head of Germany, and Germany became known as the "Third German Reich" from this time, and Hitler entered the ** rule from then on.
19. During the Nazi rule, Hitler's greeting: "Hi, Hitler" dominated people's interactions.
From 1933 onwards, every corner of the Third Reich, both in public and in the most intimate spaces of private intercourse; Whether it is in an office building, or in a barracks or school; You will see the most exaggerated performance form of the Germans: legs together, standing upright, palms down, right arm tilted, raised to the top of the eyebrows; Then you will hear the neat shout of "Hi, Hitler" accompanied by this rather comical action. When you walk into the store, you hear the service greeting: "Hi, Hitler!" What can I do for you? The answer must also be serious and meticulous, "Hi, Hitler!" I'm going to buy a shirt. ”
20. Hitler hated the Jews.
According to statistics, Hitler killed as many as 6 million Jews. It was rumored that Hitler's mother had died of breast cancer, and that it was a Jewish doctor who treated his mother, and Hitler became hostile to the Jews.
21. Hitler was very in line with Germany's rigorous style: he was a vegetarian all his life, he was particularly self-disciplined, he lived a very simple life, he was not extravagant, he wore a military uniform all day long, and slept on a marching bed.
22. Hitler was assassinated 28 times in his life, but each time he was unharmed.
23. The three major German divisions of China's Anti-Japanese War (87th Division, 88th Division, and 36th Division) were all equipped with Hitler's help, and instructors were also sent to China for guidance.
24. Hitler's mustache is his signature feature, which has not changed until his death.
Originally, he had a mustache, but it was difficult to wear a gas mask, and later he changed to a mustache so that he could wear a gas mask. The iconic image of Hitler remained unchanged until his death, so that he had no beard and did not know him.
25. The kick step was invented by the German Prussian army and introduced to the world by Hitler's Nazi SS and Wehrmacht.
In the 1920s, Hitler spearheaded the Prussian Army's march with the SA of the Nazi Party. After Hitler came to power in 1933, he promoted the right step as the official footwork of the Nazi SS and Wehrmacht. He thinks it will make people think according to a drumbeat.
26. From 1933 to 1938, Hitler spent five years building Germany, which was already heavily indebted, into the world's second largest economy.
27. Volkswagen in Germany is a car that Hitler asked the famous German engineer Ferdinand Porsche to personally design, and everyone can afford it.
28. Hitler's Olympic Games were the first to be televised and the torch relay was the first to be held, and was forcibly kissed by female fans.
The 1936 Berlin Olympics were hosted by Hitler's Nazi Party. The first televised and torch relay took place from Greece through several countries and back to Berlin, a process that not only kept the torch alive, but has since become one of the symbols of the Olympic Games. The Olympics were so successful that an American woman broke through layers of guards and forced Hitler to kiss him twice. It was also at the Olympics that Hitler left sportsmanship behind him, promoted racism, and deprived athletes of his own Jewish descent from participating in the Olympics.
29. In only three years from 1933 to 1936, Hitler expanded his army by as much as eight times, secretly built planes and tanks, restored the conscription system, and expanded his navy.
Germany was defeated in World War I, and the Treaty of Versailles imposed military restrictions on Germany, which could not do anything, and was not allowed to produce and equip tanks, aircraft, etc. Hitler secretly built planes and tanks, restored conscription, and expanded the navy. When Hitler came to power in 1933, the German army was only 100,000 at that time, and three years later, in 1936, Germany had formed 14 well-equipped group armies, with a maximum of 800,000 troops, more than 1,500 tanks, more than 4,000 aircraft, and the tonnage of naval ships was also greatly improved.
30. Hitler and Stalin partitioned Poland.
On August 23, 1939, the Soviet Union and Germany signed the infamous Soviet-German Non-Aggression Pact, which stipulated that Germany and the Soviet Union would divide spheres of influence in Poland within certain limits. They signed a treaty and divided the third country. Prior to this, Hitler had annexed his native Austria and Czechoslovakia. At 4:45 a.m. on September 1, 1939, 1.6 million troops from three army groups of Nazi Germany pounced on the sleeping Poland, with 2,000 planes in the sky and 2,800 tanks on the ground, and the German army invested a total of 44 divisions, including 7 armored divisions, 4 light armored divisions and 4 motorized divisions. On the Polish side, there were 7 army groups, 870 tanks, 407 aircraft, 39 infantry divisions, 11 cavalry brigades, 2 motorized brigades, and a total strength of 1 million. Poland was poorly equipped, wielding sabers and spears to bravely resist German tanks, and the Polish cavalry was completely wiped out. On 28 September the defenders of Warsaw surrendered, and on 2 October, Gdynia, the last city to resist, also ceased resistance, and Poland surrendered.
31. The blitzkrieg of the German army's large-scale use of tanks and aviation taught Poland and the world what blitzkrieg was for the first time.
World War II was triggered by Nazi Germany's surprise attack on Poland on September 1, 1939. Germany used a lot of modernization** and tactics, including aircraft, tanks, poison gas, and blitzkrieg, and before it was mainly fought with artillery. Later, the invasion of the Netherlands, Belgium, and France was also a blitzkrieg, and no one expected that the German army would come from the sky. The founder of the modern blitzkrieg was the German general Guderian. After the defeat of Germany, Guderian became a prisoner of the American army on May 10, 1945, and was tried at Nuremberg.
32. When Hitler attacked Poland, Stalin did not make a move and also carved up Poland.
Stalin and Poland also signed a "Soviet-Polish Non-Aggression Pact", and when Poland was beaten by Germany and fled, the Soviet Union sent troops to eastern Poland. Bounded by the Bug River, Germany occupied western Poland and the Soviet Union occupied eastern Poland. Stalin had 3,000 square kilometers more Polish land than Hitler.
33. Hitler occupied Poland and began to kill 2 million Polish Jews. Stalin killed Poland** and exiled 1 million Poles to Siberia.
34. Hitler was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1939.
Because someone had previously nominated British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain for the Nobel Peace Prize, on the grounds that the Munich Agreement he signed with Hitler brought peace to Britain. A Swedish parliamentarian named Eric Brandt, who was an anti-Nazi, said that the agreement was a decision made by Hitler, who was more qualified to be a Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Brandt didn't want Hitler to be a Nobel Peace Prize laureate at all, he just wanted to use this incident to satirize British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and, by the way, Hitler.
35. Hitler was unmarried all his life, and the day before he committed suicide, he married his lover for many years.
Hitler was almost not close to women, except for his niece who had been madly in love with him (he couldn't stand Hitler and committed suicide), and the day before his suicide, he married his lover for many years, Eva Braun, and gave Eva a name. Eva met Hitler in a photo studio in 1929, and has been following Hitler's side, she stayed with Hitler for 16 years, until the day before her suicide and married Hitler, is a photographer, likes to dance, and Hitler is 25 years old.
36. Hitler was defeated, and both the 56-year-old and Eva committed suicide.
On the morning of April 16, 1945, the Battle of Berlin began. Soviet troops occupied most of Berlin. On April 30, 1945, Hitler, who was at the end of his life, did not want to fall into the hands of the Soviet army and did not want his body to be humiliated after his death, and was ready to end his life on this day and demanded cremation. One by one, his subordinates passed by Hitler and shook hands with him in farewell. Wearing Hitler's favorite black dress, with a rose pinned to her collar, Eva took care of her hair, and as the Führer's wife, she walked with Hitler into the basement of the German Chancellery and died with Hitler. A gunshot rang out, Hitler committed suicide by drinking a bullet, and his wife Eva was poisoned with potassium hydride. Their bodies were then doused with gasoline and burned and buried together in a nearby bomb crater.
37. Hitler was infertile, and it is said that he had only one testicle and no children left, but he was particularly fond of small children.
38, Hitler's loyal fan Goebbels was also afraid of becoming a prisoner, and the day after Hitler's death, he coaxed and fed his 6 children with *** candy, and then died of medicine with his wife, following Hitler.
39. Germany is ashamed of Hitler, and nothing related to Hitler can be seen in Germany.
40. Hitler's autobiography "Mein Kampf" was banned in Germany for 70 years, but it was selected as a Japanese textbook.