The Dark True Story of Adolf Hitler 

“Artist gets rejected from art school, what happens next is SHOCKING.” -Dhar Man

Kinda sad that a guy who simply wanted to create art and care for his mother turned into a beast by the events around him.

This enraged his father, who punished him severely.

It's kinda the same with Stalin. When his wife died in 1907, he wrote that he had lost his "last warm feelings" for humanity, and that's probably what made him so tyrannical. Tragic.

Just imagine if his father had supported him and he had his success in art…

This dude is an IRL villain. It's crazy how he started from a normal kid to a killing machine. His story is intriguing and scary at the same time. It would had been awesome reading the comic or manga about such a villainous character sadly, it wasn't fiction.

Honestly I find his story really tragic, a kind hearted young man who cared for those around him a young man who was passionate about arts and creativity, turned into an unhinged borderline psychopathic megalomaniac that killed over 6 million people. It truly is tragic when you look at it and all the circumstances that surrounded his life.

“Extremism is at its most influential when the populace is desperate.” Thats a great quote that has weight even today.

Imagine how different things would have been if he had found his footing in the art world

"But he wasnt always monsterous, his ideology was." That was beatiful, great video thanks im writing a school paper.

Villains are not born , They’re made by society

Look at this baby so innocent so pure. You would think he would grow up to be a good man,an honest man.......Well you would be wrong

A wise lesson to learn from history is this. Just because someone is evil doesn't mean that they're dumb.

The fact that he went through so many traumatic and difficult events, but his rage against humanity made him what he was... just one word: Scary. It just goes to show that anyone can become equal and even worse than him through power. He was a devil.

When you're fatherless or have a bad father this is what happens. Makes you wonder why most people who commit crimes have that exact problem

People aren’t actually evil, it’s what’s happens in their life that causes them to act out the way they did in history. The history in Hitlers Life was tragic but he took it out on certain minorities and ruined his own life with his decisions

Just imagine... If the Dean of the Art School in Vienna had have said "Your work is average and your painting lacks skill, but... I feel you can learn more and improve if we accept you. When can you start?" History would have been very different.

It's important to know the personal details of people who are considered to be 'evil'. It's a great way to show that evil people aren't 2 dimensional, that they can be regular people deep down. That way, we can be more cautious when we deal with charismatic people.

Nobody is Born as evil, it's the environment and people that makes us evil

I can relate to his upbringing, his love for animals, and his resentment towards people. I often look at people and wonder how they would've turned out had certain elements been different. Maybe in some alternate universe, Adolf is a successful artist with a supportive father and healthy mother. It would've been great to read about that man instead.

This is why people should make sure someone's childhood isn't horrible

While I feel bad that he had to go through this as a child, there are many who go through similar situations & abuse & they never let that hatefulness, that evil & the horror of this world turn you into a bad person. You can’t. Break the cycle, don’t continue it

Art school rejects Austrian kid, IMMEDIATELY regrets it -Dhar Mann

50% of the comments be like: this enraged his father, who punished him severely.

Hilarious how history made him "The supreme evil" while we have nowadays people far worse than him.

He was a nutcase in the end but in the 30,s he got germany going economically and rebuilt the military. Time magazine made him man of the year once

From a kid who was scared to be attacked, to a man to attacked kids….

The obsession over this man on this channel is insane lol

Moral of the story, people are monsters that turn good people into monsters.

I too had a traumatizing childhood and am still struggling. But this does not excuse anyone from doing monstrous things. Everyone is responsible for their deeds. So unfortunate that many people don't see that nowadays. 😢

Thanks for the upload!

This video was equal parts dark and informative

This was greatly illustrated. When i first watched this, i have to be honest... i cried. This was at night tho. The doctor saying he never seen somone cry as much for somone death (his mother), also the fact of him having weird parent dynamic (inzest) aswell being abused by father. Later on not having father at 13. Then failed school. Its hard to not feel sorry. Sympathize and empathize. As somone who had no good father figure and being issolated, can relate, and why i did feel more sad. Adolf instance does show how important a father figure is, its afterall the seed. Even tho he did heinous war crimes, became what some would call psychopath and maniac. Few times it does feel like people want to put all blame on him as scapegoat because in reality everyone is guilty in WW2. Its difficult to not feel sorry when hearing about his upbringing, cause he was at the begining a good innocent child. A child with likes and dreams with unfortunate upbringing. Harder to be good when you been shown bad and evil. He was indeed failed by his elders and superiors. This is not what he drew for himself at the begining. This is where the inc of the pen came to an end, painting his last fate to his life.

11:49 - 12:01 is making me tear up. I hope I remember these words forever

I recently fail an art exam..... *slowly fades into the bushes*

Wow, please do more Videos like this. First infographic video in a while that was interesting to watch

The thumbnail is technically right, as hitler’s parents fought very often and his dad would use corporal punishment and his brother died.

He was also a vegetarian. He was an artist, animal rights supporter, and a vegetarian. Out of context, Adolf sounds like a liberal arts type of person.

Really Thank You For The Knowledge

On the thumbnail we can see that kid adolf is holding a teddy bear. He was born 1889 and the teddy bear was invented in 1902-1903 which would mean that he has a teddy even though he is already 13-14 years old.

In his book, he says that he respected his father

So the man was a mix of good and evil, he was majorly confused in a sense, not in what he wanted to do and how he did it, but how he acted and how he his actions played out, it's hard to truly say, on one hand he caused genocide, on the other he was unbelievably caring and loving seemingly with no sense of wrong in him, he was and I'll say still is a very confusing human to look into from his backstory, still did some horrible things

does anyone else remember when the infographics show was just doing videos about vague what if's? Now they are better historians/ geopolitical & military experts than most of the people on the news!

Dang That's a sad story Didn't think I'd feel this bad

I learned that once when he was a kid that he fell in a ice cold pond and a walking priest saved him. During WW1, he was injured and a American soldier saw him and took pity and let him go. Imagine what would happen if those people did not help

Love your videos

Great video

I believe this story sums up that you shouldnt be rude to your kids, you could never know when will you make a monster

He is literally me in so many ways

But I mean, 7billion people on this earth, there was bound to be a villain

Wow thanks for the videos of stories our friends

He was not a villain at the start, they made him a villain

Its sad how such a evil man had such a bad childhood

I miss my great grandpa :( he was rejected from arts school and decided to become a political leader. He took power in 1933 but in 1945, he stopped writing to me. Does anyone know how what happened to him? :((((

Came here for the 'Who punished him severely" Edit: I thought the above quote was made on this channel but no it was from oversimplified

“The world hurt me, so I hurt it back.”

“When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar, you're only telling the world that you fear what he might say.”

dude had a actual villian arc

"Hey I think that we should accept that kid's art, I mean sure it is not like other drawings of the time but it is still deep and meaningful" "Nah, what could go wrong lol"

He might had a tragic life but that no excuse for what he did

Hello thanks for uploading even more on this man

villans are'nt born, they are made

Great video/story ..... very is interesting, but then again I enjoy many of your videos. As for this one the only thing i learned a few new things and one of them was that he had a dandruff problem but then again I may have already known that😂😂😂

I have no respect for adolf in anyway but I do sympathize with him when he lost his mom, I've lost my grandmother to cancer and she was my mother figure in my life for a short while. I've felt no grater anger and grief when it comes to thay subject.

I remember learning about him not getting accepted into art school in highschool u can only imagine if he’d become a normal person if he did

Kanye west bought my here

Little known fact: he was also dope on the mic

They lie saying he was intimate with his own family which is creepy by today's standards. Over 100 years ago it was normal for a 25-year-old to marry his niece or cousin. When the Italians first came to America in the '60s that was the first law they banned against them. Was marrying first and second cousins

This enraged his father, who punished him severely

wait i kinda (just a lil bit) feel bad for him imagine being told you'll never make it to your dream right after losing the only person who cared for you (excuse my grammar please 🥲)

I like this video. I like taking a step back and analyzing historic fascinating humans.

Imagine if he got accepted in that art school

The part where he's cartoonised high on drugs with that spiralling background and bgm had me laughing so hard 🤣

Can’t believe Adolph’s siblings got Thanos snapped 😮

Great presentation!

Why everyone villians have heart breaking story😢 ?

To say I am not a fan is put it more than mildly. But I think he would have managed to think to use somebody else's gun and or take it with him and get rid of it.

I’m taking psychology and was about to mention Sigmund Freud when he said “yes, this sounds very Freudian.” 😂

Great thumbanail, great illustration.

24:38 Why I heard Veigar's laughter😂

Can you do the life of Ghengis Kahn

I know Adolf did some bad stuff, but the fact that his dad was mean to him breaks my heart. He was a good kid, and he didn’t deserve that 😭💔

9:25 What is the title & autbor of tbe book mentioned please? Also, is the book by Hart you mentioned earlier (I've forgotten the title) still in print and available? Same question re the mystetious book you mentioned at 9:25. Thanks. I found there is a lot of research into what makes a good person bad on the Yad (Yud?) Vashem site. The YV building is in Israel - Jerusalum I think. It is a testimony to the very large numbers of Jews who were systematically murdered, starved, and tortured. It is a museum, but it's good to know so much research is carried out there. To date the conclusion is worrying. Any petson, pacifist, humanitarian, neighbours and friends can become killers. The tortures were not Naxi Youth graduates, nor had any hatred for Jews. They were normal middle-aged men fed no agenda. Yet they became ruthless guards over people they once knew of as friends. It's a bitter pill to swallow, but anyone can become as evil. It is easier to just dismiss them as bad people. Researchers are studying the evidence. There is something in the human condition that triggers this response. We dont know what it is. It is important to find it. There is no 'us (good people) and them (bad people). We could all do this to eachother. Makes the atrocities more real. We cannot comprehend the scale, but we can understand the question of motive from non-violent people. Think about the atrocities of Russian soldiers in Ukraine. They too, changed from normal men to monsters.

I guess we all learned that even in the greatest of villains in history and dictators and horrible leaders, there’s a scarred and wounded child deep inside the Black heart, trying to escape the pain

I knew that Adolf, had an horrible childhood, if we can call like that.. But the point is, there are many other poeple with a negative past and don't become bad people. You can be emotional wounded how you want and I know about that, but you have always a choice, you are, who had to make a decision

It’s good to see documentaries now on truly decorated honourable people

That part about people of power describes Putin very well.

9:31 how "could he have a nice side" when he literally sent one Jew away instead of killing him. I know it's one life, but it's still an act of kindness.

It's not the infographics show without a video about the fuhrer every few months

Concisely said video

Another one 🤣🤣😱😂 thank you that infographic show appreciate the content at least it's new video too watch for now 🤥💯

Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely.

I have it on good authority that whatever he did, it would enrage his father, who punished him severely

Evil yes but a fascinating man Edit No watch europa the last battle

It is really sad that he did that. If he didnt do these horrible things im sure i lot of people would look up to him.

The thumbnail of this and many other channels on this site should tell people who it is behind these channels.

bruh, I just went on the internet and looked at hitler's paintings. Whoever rejected him was high af cause some of those paintings are pretty good

This explains that sometimes villains does has a sad backstory an used to be a wanna be hero

I can understand preferring animals to humans- They're way more chill and don't argue half as much and dogs have fluffy fur and like playing fetch.Dogs are awesome friends.

Perfect example of a seemingly normal man being a monster Richard kluklinski known as the ice man killer was said to be a loving father and a good husband in the beginning