A German historian has claimed that Adolf Hitler's father was authoritarian and he often used to beat Hitler when he was a child.
In a new disclosure, a German historian has claimed that Adolf Hitler's father was authoritarian and he often used to beat Hitler when he was a child and this had a lasting impact on Hitler. Roman Sandgruber, who is a professor emeritus at the University of Linz, made the claim after studying 31 letters written by Hitler's father Alois Hitler.
1. Sandgruber on Adolf Hitler's father
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According to Sandgruber, many historians think that Alois as 'a simple peasant who only sat in the tavern and raised bees'. But Sandgruber added that Alois was a highly complicated and sinister character and he thought himself as being a 'know-it-all'.
2. Why Hitler's father raised bees?
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Sandgruber said that Adolf Hitler's father Alois raised bees because he had ambitions of becoming a 'gentleman farmer'. He added that Sandgruber spent time in the tavern because that was where he could conduct politics.
3. How Alios affected Adolf Hitler?
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Sandgruber said that Alois was domineering to his family and he badly infleunced Hitler, who was his second son.
4. Details of Alois Hitler
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Alois was born in 1837 in Strones, lower Austria. He was the illegitimate son of peasant woman Maria Schicklgruber.
5. When Adolf Hitler revolted against his father Alois
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Adolf Hitler revolted against his father and refused to become a civil servant. Hitler then decided to pursue a career as an artist, Sandgruber says.
