ADOLF HITLER : Before finding his source of joy

Aren't we all familiar with Adolf Hitler? Well,  he was or is known as "WOLF".I grew up listening to legends of Hitler conquering Germany and virtually the entire world as a child. The scoundrel whose photo was on the history page of my social book, the ruler of death who showed no mercy.

Adolf Hitler was born on  April 20 in Braunau am inn, Austria. Adolf  was the son of Alois Schickelgruber Hitler and his third wife Klara Poelzl. Alois was an Austrian customs official. Hitler spent most of his childhood in Linz. As a child, Hitler was a very disgruntled, unhappy youngster when he was young, he was also  Moody and sluggish. However, He dreaded his father greatly. Yes," THE ADOLF HITLER" was terrified of his father, but he adored his mother, who was one of his closest. 

He dropped out of school at the age of sixteen, aspiring to be a painter. Yes, you read that correctly. Hitler had no intention of hurting anyone at first; all he wanted was to be a painter. Unfortunately, we are all aware that things rarely go as planned... Hitler intended to be an artist after his mother died in 1907 A.D., therefore he moved from Linz to Vienna. He wanted to study Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. He attempted to enter the Academy of Fine Arts on multiple occasions but was unsuccessful. Hitler led a somewhat lonely life in Vienna; he frequently missed Linz, his beloved city, and his final message was to be buried in Linz. While living in Vienna, he began earning a meager living by drawing postcards and ads and traveling from one municipal hostel to the next.

  The young Hitler compensated for the frustration and anger of a lonely bachelor's daily existence in deeply unhappy male hostels by ideological diatribes in low-priced cafes to anyone who would pay attention as well as enjoying in majestic fantasies of a Greater Germany, something that he lived on the side to side on occasional odd jobs and also the attempting to sell of sketches in low taverns.

Hitler exhibited characteristics that would eventually define his life as isolation and secrecy, a hippie way of living, and a dislike of cosmopolitanism and Vienna's multinational character.

He got his first political education in Vienna, studying the demagogic techniques of popular Christian-social Mayor Karl Lueger, and picked up the stereotyped, obsessive anti-Semitism with its brutal, violent sexual connotations and concern with the "purity of blood" that he carried with him until the end of his career.

Adolf moved to München in 1913. In Feb. 1914, he was declared unsuitable for Austrian military service due to a complete lack of physical enthusiasm; nevertheless, once World War I broke out, he filed a petition Bavarian King Louis III to be expected to participate, and one day later, he was informed that he'll be allowed to join the 16th Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment.

 He served as a headquarters runner throughout the war and was awarded the Iron Cross, Second Class, in December 1914, and the Iron Cross, First Class, in December 1916 for his valor in battle. However, When the conflict concluded, he was admitted to the hospital as he was wounded in October 1916.

He looked forward to the war, seeing it as a refreshing relief from the frustrations and aimlessness of civilian life. He found discipline and comradeship enjoyable, and his confidence in the heroic values of battle was strengthened.

During all of these wars and things, Hitler found it pleasant, he found his source of joy, and he became ready to live like this. War became a method for him to get rid of his frustration, and he certainly knew he could do more than this, and maybe he knew he could dominate the world at that point of time.