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grandfather was Jewish, rather than the miller Johann Georg Hiedler.
A relative of Adolf's mother, Johann Salomon, was Jewish. Hitler's
biographer Konrad Heiden mentions this.
According to the Jewish physician Kurt Kreuger, Hitler's godfather
was a Jew, named Prinz. He claims that Hitler's real father was a Jew
living in the vicinity (Kurt Kreuger, "I was Hitler's Doctor", New York,
1953).
Anti-Nazi propaganda has claimed that Hitler had apparently never
read a book. In fact, he was well read. In Vienna, he preferred to
starve, rather than forego buying an essential book. He also borrowed
large numbers of books. He usually read a book a day, above all
books on German history and mythology (William L. Shirer, "The Rise
and Fall of the Third Reich"). But he also read books on Marxism,
eastern magic, yoga, hypnotism, astrology, religion, occultism, Tal-
mudism, numerology, graphology, psycho kinetics, black magic,
alchemic symbolism... He read works by Hegel, Homer, Ovid, Cicero,
Nietzsche, Schelling, Dante, Schiller and others. He stored everything
essential in his prodigious memory. His knowledge included
mechanics and biology as well. Although self-taught, he had a more
thorough knowledge than most mediocre academics holding degrees.
The Estonian freemason Gunnar Aarma, who interviewed Hitler on
30 September 1930, reported on 30 August 1994 in the newspaper
Eesti Elu that Hitler gave "a very good impression". According to
Aarma, he was an intelligent man.
The freemasons judged Hitler to be a suitable man to bet on as the
loser in a major war.
Hitler was also involved in communist-style plunder and embezzle-
ment. According to Gestapo Chief Heinrich Muller, Hitler had
188 457 322 Swiss franks in his personal Swiss account at the end of
the war. The code for the account was "Wolf" (Gregory Douglas,
"Geheimakte Gestapo-Muller: Dokumente und Zeugnisse aus den US-
Geheimarchiven", Berg am Stamberger See, 1996, Vol. 2, p. 258). This
may explain why in 1939 alone, Hitler was able to afford 264 ex-
clusive works of art.
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