Who Was Adolf Hitler?

He life of Germany's Nazi leader Adolf Hitler has always been interesting to study but also mysterious at the same time. We bring you 50 facts that best describe what character Adolf Hitler had and what did the teachers or co-workers and those who lived and knew how to become the greatest dictator of history 

1. Adolf Hitler was born at 18:30 on April 20, 1889, in Braunau, a city in Austria and killed himself in Berlin, at the Imperial Chancellery Bunker, which was specially constructed for him, at 15:30 at midday April 30, 1945. He lived 56 years, a week and three days.

2. He was Alos Hitler's third child, married to Clara Polz, who was his uncle's niece. Hitler's greatest sister and brother were the children of his father's first marriage. While Paola and Hitler were the two youngest children in the family.

3. Schickelgruber is his last name from his father, Alos, who was an extramarital child. A German surname is not easily pronounced. During his ascendancy in political career he changed his last name. This gave ease in the pronunciation, as it is not known whether the old surname would help her get that hunger.

4. It was not a German, but an Austrian, and still managed to impose on a people of 50 million, returning to their idol. A special case where a lawyer reaches using patriotism turns into a leading leader.

5. Has been qualified as the greatest dictator of all time. Nazi crime number 1 in the world. He has been in Germany for 17 years. At this time, 12 million Germans were massacred and 6 million Jews were massacred. Holocaust Ideator and Conductor, and the cause of the Second World War.

6. Hitler did not excel at school. In mathematics and in french we have always remained. The only thing that dragged on was the history and wars of Germany. Teachers described him as a bad child that could not be pushed.

7. Adolf Hitler remembers him as a pale, shabby, weak, and generally shy and obnoxious person, but capable of astonishing blows, anger, and hysteria against those who opposed the word.

8. Five were women who were known as Hitler's companions. Actress Renate Muller, who killed herself; Geili Rojball, who was his granddaughter, is said to have killed himself by jealousy. Leni Eiefenstal and Miss Midford, as well as Eva Braun, who became his wife for only one day.

9. During his lifetime, 42 assassinations were carried out. Almost all weapons, poisons, accidents, pistols, timing bombs were used, but none of the assassins managed to achieve the goal of the final elimination.

10. After the First War lies in the army, where it enters the secret service. He was charged with spying on the meetings of the German Workers' Party, where he was registered as a member, number 555. Spying on his friends, but there in the first contact with the anti-Semitic spirit that existed in Germany.