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Hitler was born in Austria near the German border in 1889. He did well in school initially but his performance suffered after moving to Linz with his family. He failed the entrance exam to study fine arts at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna when he was 15, but remained in the city pursuing art and becoming interested in history and architecture.
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