7. He was the legitimate son of Maria Anna Schicklgruber. It is not sure who the father was except that it may have been someone from the neighborhood or a poor mill worker named Johann Georg Hiedlen. It is possible Adolf Hitler's grandfather was Jewish. Alois had always used the name of his mother, Schicklgruber. At age thirteen, Alois was living with his uncle after his mother passed away and his uncle convinced him to change his last name to Hiedler. However, when the time came to write the last name on records, they spelled it as Hitler. In 1876, Alois became known as Alois Hitler. In 1885, Alois married the pregnant Klara Polzl, after being married twice. Alois was 48 and Klara was 24, the granddaughter of uncle Hiedler. Klara gave birth to two boys and a girl, of whom all died. On April 20, 1889 gave birth to her fourth child, Adolf Hitler. Adolf was born a healthy child. However, Klara feared of losing Adolf like the other children. In 1895, at the age of 6, Hitler entered the first grade, while his father retired from the Austrian service. Hitler would now be under strict supervision at home and at school. Alois was a hard working man who worked his way up the civil service ranks. He was a strict father who used his own experiences to toughen up Adolf and the other children. Alois was now in his late fifties and raised his family on a small farm outside of Linz, Austria. Alois would beat on the oldest boy Alois Jr., which was 13 at the time. Since Alois Jr. was the oldest he would get the abusive words and the beatings. It was not until Alois Jr. was 14 that he got tired of the abuse and ran away from home never to return. This would mean that Adolf who was 6, was the next in line to get the bad treatment from his father.
             The Hitler's soon moved from the farm to the city, where Adolf would attend catholic school. Adolf found school to be easy and he felt as though he had a talent for drawin...