The story of Hitler - Hitler's nephew William

 As one of the little known facts, Adolf Hitler had severe dissatisfaction with his family history. Hitler's grandfather was an illegitimate child, his father had an older brother, his brother left the house in admiration of the organization, his older sister, his mother was a concubine, and above all, his family name was similar to that of Czech surnames such as Hydrachek and Hydler, and he didn't talk about his family at all. Of course, her older sister Angela left after her daughter (Gelly) died while helping her younger brother Hitler, and her younger sister, Paula, was vulgar and split up a castle with Hitler, and her older brother, Alois Hitler (who ran away), set up a house in England and gave birth to a son named William Patrick. This brother later committed another son, Heinz Hitler, in Hamburg. At this time, Aloys' ex-wife even defended Aloys when he was brought to court for double marriage. In the 20s, when Hitler became famous, Bridget and his son William, his brother's ex-wife, began to have the idea of leaning on Hitler. Just in time, the Hurst newspaper in the United States asked for an interview with the wife and nephew of the Nazi party leader, and Hitler, who heard the news, sent a ticket to tell William that he would come to Munich urgently. At the meeting, Hitler was showing tremendous anger at a time when his older brother Alois and his older sister Angela were interpreting. The focus of the story was that if he discloses his family history through Interbu, it will be a big problem for my political life, and as a decisive blow, he said, "Do you even know why I can't date openly? You shouldn't know who you are or your family! So, I didn't even mention my family in my book, and these humans send spies to dig up my family history, do you think that makes sense? Do you think you'll come to your senses when you see me screw up?" William, who was overpowered at once, canceled the interview and returned to England. Later, when Hitler continued his political success and took office as the Prime Minister, his nephew William's shot finally raised his head. At that time, his nephew William was unable to find a decent job in England, and the idea that came to him was antipathy to Hitler in England. So he wrote to Hitler thinking that he could turn his life around if he relied on Hitler's wealth and reputation, and my last name was Hitler, so my uncle asked for help because he couldn't get a job in England. Hitler couldn't help but call him Berlin, and William flew to Germany with pleasure, but... For him arriving in Berlin, Hitler's attitude was breaking the illusion of his wonderful life, which was attached to the power of power. Hitler said that he would never dream of special treatment just because you were my nephew and that he should not expect any money from me, and his nephew's dream of winning a lottery worth 400,000 won collapsed. Hitler still couldn't leave him alone, so when he confirmed that his nephew had no problem with German language, he arranged a job at an Opel car agency in Berlin. My salary was okay, but I've always been complaining that I don't have money, perhaps because my life was in front of me. It was self-evident that Hitler's nephew's attitude was an extreme burden. Anyway, this nephew couldn't abandon his dream of life and kept visiting Hitler, but Hitler's answer was cold every time and sometimes he fought a battle with Hitler's bodyguards mixed with abusive language. For Hitler, his nephew, who was only looking for money without working, was a very annoying man, and his uncle, who could give him the possibility of life but didn't even think about his nephew, seemed to have been heartbroken. William was turning Hitler's expectations into hatred. On the last day I visited Hitler, he paid...When he brought up the word, Hitler was frustrated and said, "Don't dream of any preferential treatment as well as financial compensation from me in the future," and William finally returned to England in 1938. It was the moment when the dream of oriental medicine disappeared forever. His nephew William immediately went on a black propaganda against his uncle, giving a lecture with his mother in the United States and criticizing Hitler 60% of the time. Then, he joined the US Air Force and died of old age. I was soaked in a dream of my life and tried to use power, and the end of my nephew, who gave a lecture on making less than a few dollars while disgracing my uncle, ended in a very normal. But if his nephew William had seen Hitler's will, the disappointment would have been resolved a little. Hitler's will said that he would inherit a large sum of 60,000 marks to Alois, his nephew's father and brother. But none of Hitler's relatives had a life related to the word rich. But Hitler was Europe's richest man in the 30s.