In the book, author and historian Roman Sandgruber concludes that Hitler and his father, Alois, were strikingly similar. They had a shared hatred for authority, were both anticlerical, and even had similar handwriting.

"There's an almost slavish imitation of the father through the son, from the strikingly similar signatures to the shared contempt of school knowledge and the confidence of an autodidact," Sandgruber writes in the book, according to the Irish Times.

The author also argues that Hitler was anti-Semitic from an early age and joined an anti-Semitic club two months after he arrived in Vienna in 1907.

https://www.insider.com/adolf-hitler-new-book-fills-crucial-blanks-early-family-life-2021-2

The 1907 Peasant Revolt and Anti-Semitism

https://www.rri.ro/en_gb/the_1907_peasant_revolt_and_anti_semitism-2543031

http://daytonholocaust.org/resourcesexhibits/jewish-knights-of-the-air/

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/17/nyregion/bomber-pilot-christmas-trees.html

Here's yet one more proof that Nazis—especially Goebbels—were not only disgusting bloody bastards but also cunning manipulators. Or perhaps stupid manipulators. Look at these propaganda leaflets that tried to convince American and British forces to desert by appealing to their most basic instincts.

The leaflets—conserved at the US Army Combined Arms Research Library at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas—were distributed to Allied troops in France and Italy from 1944 to 1945, just at the end of the war, when desperate times in the collapsing Nazi regime called for desperate measures.

Most leaflets appealed to the soldiers' jealousy. Headlined The Girl You Left Behind, these glossed endlessly about how their wives and girlfriends were most probably screwing someone at home while they were fighting in Europe. Of course, that someone was a shady-looking Jewish character called "Sam Levy", a crude allusion to a Nazi-imagined connection between the American government and some kind Jewish power in Washington and Wall Street.

The Nazis wanted to convince the soldiers that the Sam types were also profiteering from selling weapons while they weren't fucking their women—and that's why they wanted the war to keep on going, they argued.

Some of them—titled While You Are Away—tried to turn British soldiers against the Americans, arguing that the US forces stationed in the United Kingdom were getting inside the knickers of the Brit's lasses.

https://gizmodo.com/these-nazi-propaganda-leaflets-dropped-on-american-sold-5915305