He actually admired America and wanted to make Germany in America’s image using Russia as Germany’s “West”. The Volga as Germany’s Mississippi.

He was an avid admirer of the British people (fellow Aryans) and of the British Empire.

He respected the Roman Catholic Church and never left the religion, the religion of his “sainted” mother.

He adored his mother and was truly saddened when she died.

He thanked his mother’s Jewish doctor Eduard Bloch and allowed him to leave Europe for America.

His cook Frau Manzinalys was Jewish.

At first, he tried to get the Allied countries or even the neutral countries to take the Jews of Germany. They refused at a conference in Evian, France in 1938. The only country willing to take in Jews was the Dominican Republic.

When he invaded Poland he had no idea that it would trigger a world war. He was truly stunned when British Ambassador Neville Henderson handed him Britain’s declaration of war on Germany.

He did not want to invade Britain in 1940 and would have preferred Britain as an ally rather than an enemy.

He had no intentions of ever invading the United States.




Hitler, a hypochondriac, suffered uncontrollable flatulence all his life. spasmodic stomach cramps, constipation, and diarrhea, possibly the result of nervous tension. Agonizing digestive attacks would occur after most meals so he would disappear into his room after a dinner.

This problem may have played a part in destroying Hitler’s health and, worse, his sanity.

His physician, an incompetent quack, had Hitler’s faith after he cured a painful case of eczema and provided temporary relief for his stomach cramps. Unfortunately the cure consisted of swallowing large amounts of strychnine, atropine, testosterone, amphetamines, and cocaine which would have poisoned him. Ironically the flatulence continued.

All these drugs would have resulted in moods that swung from euphoria to violent anger. This would explain Hitler’s erratic behavior, his inflexibility, paranoia, and indecision.

Three alarmed doctors tried to intervene when they saw what was happening but Hitler, under Dr. Morell’s spell, fired them instead.

Eva Braun, concerned about the needle tracks from all the injections, called Morell “the injection quack”. Himmler and others wondered if the doctor was deliberately poisoning Hitler.

It would appear the Dr. Morell may have inadvertently helped the allies defeat Nazi Germany.

Hitler was a great movie fan, often watching two or three per night. He was especially fond of musicals, “with lots of leggy show girls”, according to Albert Speer.

He predicted in the 1930s, “I will either go down in history as the greatest German who ever lived or as a cypher.” As it turned out, there was a third possibility.




He named DON QUIXOTE, UNCLE TOM’S CABIN and ROBINSON CRUSOE as the three greatest books ever written. Notice, by omission, that he favored no German author. In fact, he thought Goethe overrated and Shakespeare far better than Schiller.

In 1942, he made a bold prediction about Israel: “If the Zionists set up their own Jewish nation in Palestine it will be only after they have conquered other world centers of power, but not before.”

Hitler was a proud anglophile: He admired Shakespeare, the British conquest of India, which was to serve as a role model for German rule over Russia, and the fact that “unlike us Germans, the British don’t breed traitors.” His top air ace, Adolf Galland, told how Hitler forbade the bombing of British cities, “because they are Nordics, just like us.” Only after the RAF bombed Berlin and Hamburg did Hitler order the Luftwaffe to aim for London and other UK cities.

Contrary to popular belief, Hitler was not a teetotaler. Although, not a habitual drinker, he enjoyed wines sent to him by admirers from all over Germany.

Here’s one last story, told by Mussolini (in private, of course): “Hitler is the second-rate leader of a first-class people. I am the first-rate leader of a second-class people.”

He liked dogs and had several of them.

He liked children.

He had an eye for the ladies.

He suffered from a real heart condition.

He probably had Parkinson’s disease.

He wore reading glasses.

He was a vegetarian.

He was a teetotaler.

He did not like horses.

He feared cats.

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http://www.tellymoore.com/2017/02/some-rarely-known-facts-about-adolf.html?m=1

he is the devils first son

Hitler was good contrary, to what I ave read about him

Some people role model

Died peacefully in Brazil...with his wife! Bet y'all didn't know that. Lols

he wasnt a teetotaler, he was a teetotaler, which one do you want us to believe exactly