Adolf Hitler And The Holoch Research Paper

An Austrian Jew Physician Eduard Bloch had treated Hitler childhood until youth, however, he also treated Hitler's mother Klara Hitler when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Bloch tried everything to save Klara, but she eventually died. This moment was supposedly when Hitler began to start his anti-Semitic view. [Though, I found it strange that later during Hitler's reign that he protected Bloch after Anschluss and he called him a 'noble Jew'. Probably because he took care of Hitler.] Hitler moved to Vienna around 1905-1907, to follow his dream school of attending a prestigious school Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. He was rejected from the school. Hitler thought that the professor that turned his application down was Jewish. Hitler's assumption …show more content…
Hitler saw that many homeless in Vienna were Austrians like himself, whilst the privileged were Jewish. 'During which he turned to nationalist-oriented political pamphlets and anti-Semitic newspapers out of distrust for mainstream newspapers and political parties.' Many homeless and poor Austrians in Vienna began to complain about how Jews were rich and were taking up too much space in Vienna, because Hitler lived in this type of environment, he was influenced and brainwash by his ideas. His life in Vienna shaped his political views as he absorbed anti-Semitism. Hitler then moved to Munich, Germany in 1913, then in 1914 happily volunteered to fight in the Bavarian Regiment during the