Hitler had a difficult childhood, with an abusive father and the early deaths of siblings, leaving him feeling isolated. His father's death allowed Hitler to pursue art school and military service for Austria. Psychological analysis of Hitler found he struggled with loneliness, secrecy, hatred and a desire for revenge stemming from his upbringing and failures in school and the military.

1. PSYCHOLOGICAL analysis RESEARCH ON HITLER

2. OBJECTIVES

3. background His father was a Jew & his mother was German His father was abusive towards him & his mother At 17 years he was forced by his father to attend a technical high school, which he failed his 1st year. He never regarded his father as his role model, so he looked up on leaders like Napoleon and Caesar.

4. background He was the 4thof 6 children from his mother-all 3 died before reaching 3 years of age{he was always isolated} He was born premature {unsure of his abilities & strengths} Later on, Hitler’s younger brother died of measles {Character changed from being confident to a detached boy who constantly fought with his father}

5. HITLER After his father’s death he decided to apply for a course in a Jew University. Later he wished to serve in the Austrian military service.

6. THOUGHTS&EMOTIONS LONELINESS SECRETIVENESS HATRED REVENGE