Hitler: Born evil or did life make him evil? At the end of the 19th century, a baby was born into the world. What most people don't realize is that this baby will one day become one of the most hated human beings in the world. Who is this evil child? This is the German known as Adolf Hitler. Hitler was an Austrian child who had a rather difficult childhood. As an adult, he became a politician and thus invented a group of people known as the Nazis. This allowed him to gain power and control. He began giving orders that would be considered heinous by almost anyone. From the murder of Jews, to his dictatorship, to his childhood, Adolf Hitler was a person who loved to rebel, lead, and even instigate some of the most violent acts in the world. This story begins a long time ago in Europe. . On April 20, 1889, 125 years ago today, Adolf Hitler was born in the border town of Braunau am Inn, Upper Austria, 30 miles north of Salzburg (Wistrich 10 & Adolf Hitler: The 5). Hitler was born to parents Alois Hitler Sr. and his third wife Klara Poelzl (Wistrich 10 & Adolf Hitler: The 5). Hitler Sr. was a mid-level Austrian customs official. Poelzl, who also lives in Austria, was primarily a stay-at-home mother who also raised other children alongside the newborn Hitler (Adolf Hitler: The 5). After this day, nothing would be the same. For the parents, it would be a struggle to raise him. For Europe, he was going to start a new world war, but before that he had to go through his childhood, and it wasn't pretty either. Hitler's childhood was both difficult for his parents and even harder for Hitler himself. . Hitler was a resentful, sullen, lazy... middle of paper... earth child and he was born that way, or was it unresolved childhood issues and daddy issues that makes him the evil person we remember him as "Adolf Hitler". Wikipedia. Multiple sources. 2014. Internet. March 27, 2014 “Adolf Hitler”. Biography. Biography. 2014. Internet. March 27, 2014 “Adolf Hitler”. History. History. 2014. Internet. March 27, 2014 “Adolf Hitler is appointed chancellor. » United States Holocaust Museum. United States Holocaust Museum. 2013. Internet. March 27, 2014 “Adolf Hitler: The Early Years, 1889-1913.” United States Holocaust Museum. United States Holocaust Museum. 2013. Internet. March 27, 2014 “Why did the Germans support Hitler?” Ask.com. Wikipedia. Internet. March 27, 2014 “Why did Adolf Hitler kill the Jews?” Ask.com. Wikipedia. Internet. March 27, 2014 Wistrich, Robert S. “Adolf Hitler.” Jewish Virtual Library. Who's Who in Nazi Germany. 1997. Internet. March 27. 2014