because he was a mad man because he killed people that he did not like
Of course Hitler had a family (we all do). But here is his close family:Alois Hitler: Father. Young Adolf did not have a close relationship with him at all.Klara Hitler: Mother. Adolf (let's just keep calling him Adolf because I like referring to him as Adolf when discussing his family) had a close relationship with his mother and it is rumoured (not 100% true) that he died holding a picture of his mother to his heart. It is also stated that he may of always had a photo of her on his person.He only had one sibling (a sister) who survived childhood.
They would protect him, like a secret service.
The pictures of Hitler's corpse are fake.
He never said. He did not like to play sports much though.
His father, like him was born in Brauna am Inn, the Austrian Empire. His mother, I believe was born in Spital, Austrian Empire.
they where nasty like because hitler said if you are not like me i will kill you
because he was a mad man because he killed people that he did not like
It Was Like The Justin Bieber One no im kidding was kept turned to one side with a comb
Adolf Hitlers childhood was very sad. because world war 2 was going on and he was just a kid.
no hecame from a fairley normal background i think something happened to his father and Adolf took a rather important, central role in his family rather like a father . His sister said he was firm but fair but she respected the hell out of him.
Apparently he had quite an authoritarian upbringing from his father's side, receiving lots of beatings from his father, although he received lots of love from his mother.
Hitler's parents died long before he started doing what he did to the Jews.
no they were just a bit annoyed about world war 1
He loved his mother, didn't really like his father.
A relationship is just that, like a friend and friend, or children with parents.
no it wasnt a true story because adolf hitler didnt have a daughter and if he had a daughter he wouldnt treat her like she was different from everybody else isabella bou-said