Bridget Hitler, William's mother, wrote this book and tried to monetize her family name, but historians later debunked its claims and consider it fictional.
In Vienna, Adolf Hitler had been on the brink of destitution. By day he worked as a laborer shoveling snow and beating carpets. At night he flopped down in a men's hostel.
— Episode: 408 - BIlly Hitler
Episode: 408 - BIlly Hitler
Bridget Hitler, William's mother, wrote this book and tried to monetize her family name, but historians later debunked its claims and consider it fictional.
In Vienna, Adolf Hitler had been on the brink of destitution. By day he worked as a laborer shoveling snow and beating carpets. At night he flopped down in a men's hostel.
The threat of being drafted was worse for him and that Adolf Hitler then fled Austria and came to Britain to avoid the draft.
The Fuhrer stayed with her between November 1912 and April 1913.
Bridget wrote of discussions they had around the kitchen stove. She claimed Hitler was into astrology and that it influenced many of the Reich's military strategies.
Also that she persuaded him to clip and restyle his handlebar mustache into what became his famous look.