Young Hitler and Women

The publishing house Margin Press this summer is published by the famous book Hitler in Vienna. Portrait of a dictator in youth. " Published in German in 1999, now it was first transferred to Russian. Its author Brigitt Hamann, a historian and sociologist, a professor at the University of Vienna, carried out fundamental work, examining in dozens of little -known sources the early years of the future dictator. She pays particular attention to the formation of anti -Semitic and nationalist views of Hitler

The book of Brigitte Hamann (in the photo above) about the young Hitler ends in the First World War - even before the future dictator was about to conquer the world.

Suppressed desires

A few witnesses of the Linz and Viennese periods of Hitler’s life converge in one thing: the young man dreamed of women, but at the same time he was afraid of them and avoided them. He had no real connections. It is very strange that in the Vienna years, that is, from 18 to 24 years old (1907–1913. - NT ), in the life of Hitler, nothing significant in this area happened, he did not gain the experience of relations and never even fell in love. Direct evidence that in the life of a strange inhabitant of the male hostel there was no place for human communication, acquiring real experience: strangers, deduced in books, determined his ideas about the surrounding reality and helped to navigate in it.

By the end of the Viennese period, Hitler represents his future exactly the same as Augustus Kubichkek described him * back in Linz. He sees himself as a successful artist living in the villa, who will build himself: “A educated lady will be refueling everyone in the house. This will be a woman in years so that there are no desires or intentions that can prevent our artist’s calling. ”

Kubichk, Hitler’s closest friend, for several months sharing a room in Vienna with him, considered his friend to be “a unique person in this nest of debauchery, where even art glorifies whores!” “Having voluntarily imposed an austerly”, he examined women “with a lively and critical interest, excluding any personal participation; The experience already acquired by other men of his age ”turned into a problem for him, about which he discussed at night in such a business and cold tone, as if all this does not concern him.”

25-year-old Adolf Hitler, Private Bavarian Army. With such a mustache, he cannot be recognized

“In my youth in Vienna, I knew many beautiful women”-this is a recognition made by Hitler in 1942, should not be understood as a proud hint of the stormy Viennese years, rather, it is worth listening to the words of Kubichek. He recalls that Hitler at the age of 18-19 years paid attention to beautiful women, "however, he looked at them as beautiful paintings, that is, completely without thinking about sex." It should be noted that Kubichk writes about this after 1945 and without any moralization.

The cubic claims that Hitler could not be seduced, and illustrates this thesis with the following episode. In 1908, in search of housing, they found themselves in one elegant apartment. The “neatly dressed maid” took them to the “exquisitely furnished room”, where there was a “luxurious double bed”. The cube continues: “We both immediately realized that it was too chic to us here. But then a “mistress” appeared in the doorway, a real lady, not the first youth, but very elegant. She was wearing a silk peignoir and homemade shoes, sort of elegant slippers trimmed with fur. She greeted with a smile, looked at Adolf, then invited me to sit down. ”

The shameless suggested that she settle in a cubes, but to Hitler. “She tried to persuade Adolf to lively, when suddenly, because of her impulsive movement, the belt of a silk peignoir unleashed. "I apologize, gentlemen!" - exclaimed the lady, immediately smelling the peignoir. But the moments were enough for us to see: under the peignoir there was nothing but panties. Adolf blushed like cancer, jumped up, grabbed my hand and said: "Come, Gustl!" I don’t remember how we got out of the apartment. I only remember that the indignant Adolf shouted when we ended up on the street: "Here she is, wife Potifar!"

Hitler felt constrained in the presence of women, was afraid of even random touches. So, in the opera, he tried to avoid those who are so popular among students in the fourth tier, so -called Olympus. Tickets there were much cheaper, but, unlike standing places in the stalls, women were also allowed there.

Kubichka recalls that during their life together in Vienna, Hitler did not receive letters and no one came to visit him either. He also urged his friend not to contact women and, according to Kubichek, “in no case would he have suffered anything like this. Any step in this direction would inevitably put the end of our friendship. ” Even the students to whom Kubichka taught the game on the piano could not study in the room on Stumpergass. Once, a student came to Kubilek to consult before the exam, and Hitler furiously attacked him. “He shouted angrily: it is really necessary to turn our closet, where not to turn out because of a huge piano, to the place of meetings with a playing Baby spawn? It was worth it to convince him that the poor thing was not at all in love with me, he was simply worried about the exam. As a result, I had to listen to a detailed rebuke about the meaninglessness of female education ... Crowning silently, I sat on a piano chair, and he angrily measured his rooms, poured his anger at the door, then at the piano, and in extremely sharp expressions. "

Kubichk writes that he cannot recall "not a single episode when Hitler would allow himself to go too far in a relationship with the opposite sex." However, he "is completely sure that Adolf was absolutely normal both in physical and sexually." According to Kubichek, his friend certainly did not have homosexual inclinations. Kubichka even told how one old rich homosexual tried to care for Adolf, but his 19-year-old Hitler indignantly rejected him with the words that “homosexuality is unnatural and it was necessary to fight with all possible means.” He “just with fearful conscientiousness” tried to stay “away from such people”, “treated this and other sexual perversions characteristic of a big city, with deepest disgust”, refraining even “from masturbation, usual business among young people”. There is also no evidence of the period of residence in the male dormitory that would confirm Hitler's homosexual inclinations. It would be at least something, Rainhold Hanish ** would not fail to mention it. Rudolf Hoisler, who was four years younger than Hitler and in 1913-1914, shared a room with him for several months in Munich, also mentions only friendly relations. According to Hoisler’s daughter, her father can not be called a wife, but such a “she cannot even imagine.” On the other hand, she is sure that “about such” her father would never tell her.

First love

Hanish recalls how once the inhabitants of the male dormitory began to boast of the success of women. Hitler also contributed to the conversation by telling (although the yard is already 1910!) About Stefani from Linz. Why didn't he try to make a relationship with her? Hitler explained: Stefani is the daughter of a senior government official, and he is just the son of a small employee. The very fact that Hitler at the age of twenty-one years still considered a worthy retelling of this old, invented by his love history, confirms that over the past years he is unlikely to gain any experience in a love field.

Hanish reports that Hitler in a male dormitory told a very important story for him about his stamina. As if he was in the village in the summer (read: in the valdfirter *** ) he met a girl. He liked her, she, too. Once, when she finished the cow, the young people were left alone. And the girl behaved "very recklessly"! He, Hitler, appreciated the possible consequences of her behavior and ran away (“as a chaste Joseph,” Hanish notes), overturning a bucket of fresh milk.

According to the burned adventurer Hanish, “Hitler appreciated the female sexuality little. He held a very elevated look at the relationship between a man and a woman. Often he said that men, if they wanted to, could lead a highly moraine lifestyle, ”that is, to live without sex. Hitler’s contacts with women were also hindered by both poverty and bad clothes, “not to mention the fact that his outlandish idealism in this regard kept him from any adventure.”

More recently, another certificate of that time became known. Adele Altenberg, the daughter of the owner of the picture framework store, said: at that time she was 14 years old, she sometimes helped her father in the store and met Hitler there, he brought her drawings for sale. Adele recalls that the young man was so timid that he never even looked at her, "he always looked only at the floor."

Finally, there are evidence of Hoisler, a hostel comrade that Hitler met in 1913. Hitler and told him about the "girlfriend" in Linz. It seemed strange to Hoisler that on Christmas 1913, that is, already in Munich, his friend ordered an anonymous congratulation in the Linz newspaper for the so -called girlfriend. But Stefani was already married to an officer, which Hitler clearly did not know.

Thanks to the memories of Hoyisler, with great confidence, you can determine the personality of the mysterious Emilia, which is considered to be the first Hitler’s mistress in Vienna. And that's why.

Krista Schroeder, Hitler's secretary, writes that her boss refused sexual life since “decided to become a politician,” that is, since 1918. From now on, he received "satisfaction only in thoughts." "All relations remained Platonic!" - claims Crista Schroeder. Even with Eve Brown "he had nothing." However, in Vienna, before the beginning of a political career, Hitler, according to the secretary, had lovers. Here is evidence: Once she said that Emilia is a disgusting name, and Hitler objected: “Do not say so, Emilia is a wonderful name, that was my first lover!”

The personality of this Emilia has not yet been established. Perhaps this refers to the younger sister of Rudolf Hoisler, Hitler's friend. Emilia Hoisler, or Millie, as everyone called her, was born on May 4, 1895. In February 1913, when her brother met in a male dormitory with a 23-year-old Hitler, whom he often invited to his home, the girl was seventeen years old. Millie, according to her niece, Marianna Coppler, was the girl is highly shy, sensitive and painful, and also suffered from the tyranny of her father, holding her in hedgehog mittens. She did not differ in particular beauty, she played a little on the piano, as was customary in bourgeois families, engaged in needlework, and helped her mother. The quietest and most inconspicuous among the five Hoyisler Jr., she impressed the fearful, in need of the girl’s protection.

Millie admired the friend of her brother. I asked to make a drawing in her poetic album. Hitler did not draw right there, but promised to bring next time and held his promise. In the figure the size of a postal card made by colored pencils, it is depicted - according to the description of the daughter of Hoyisler, who saw him in childhood - a German in a helmet, with a shield and a spear, standing by the oak. In the center, on the trunk of a tree, something like a coat of arms with striking initials “A. G.". Millie proudly put this postcard in the album.

When Emilia got married, the drawing was stored in a special box with Ida Hoisler, her mother, along with two letters of Hitler and family papers. After the death of the mother in 1930, the papers went to the eldest son, a Viennese high school teacher. In the 1930s, both letters of Hitler and the drawing were taken to Berlin. Where exactly - it is impossible to find out today. Apparently, the originals were again at Hitler. It can be assumed that they also went through the hands of his personal secretary and that Hitler spoke to her about Emilia. Whether he called Emilia to his "lover" or Madame Schroider made the wrong conclusions, we will never know.

Having studied the relationship in the Hoyisler family, we can conclude with confidence: Millie could hardly be Hitler's “beloved”. According to her niece, Emilia never left the house without escort. In addition, the relationship of the young man and mother Millie was built on trust. Hitler could hardly have been interested in quarreling with the only person in Vienna, who helped him. Consequently, relations with the Viennese “lover” Emilia passed along the category of “Platonic”.

Chastity for the people

Hitler demonstrates good awareness of prostitution and syphilis. May in the evening of 1908, when they looked at the theater by the staging of the scandalous play by Frank Vedikenda “Awakening of Spring”, he led Kubichek's friend to the old, unhappy red lamp quarter in the Spittelberg area: “Let's go, Gustl. We must at least once take a look at this "monastery of vice."

The cube describes low houses, girls at the illuminated windows: "As a sign that the transaction with the client took place, the light was turned off." The cube continues: “I remember how one of these girls - we just passed by - decided to remove the shirt or maybe change clothes, and another took up stockings, and we saw her bare legs. Honestly, I breathed a sigh of relief when this torture ended and we finally got out at West Bannstrasse. I was silent, and Adolf was angrily indignant at street girls and their art of seduction. ”

At home, Hitler began to talk on this subject "in such a business and cold tone, as if expressing his point of view on the fight against tuberculosis or cremation." Hitler claimed: “The market for corrupt love” exists because “a man needs sexual satisfaction, and the corresponding girl thinks only about earnings ... In fact,“ life fire ”in these poor creatures has long faded away.”

Hitler also spoke about the history of brothels, assuring that prostitution should be prohibited. As a method of struggle against this “shame of the nation”, he offered an early marriage supported by the state: poor girls should give out a dowry and married couples and increased salary for free. “The salary must be increased with the birth of each subsequent child and reduced again when the children stand on their feet.” Similar plans were nurtured by all the Pangermans, who thus dreamed to ensure their health to young German men, and thanks to them - the entire “race”.

Kubichk writes that his friend’s ideas about morality were “based not on his own experience, but on rational conclusions.” It should be clarified that the young Hitler drew these “conclusions” primarily from the works of the Pangermans. It was in their works that abstinence was promoted. The magazine UNFERFELST DECHECHET: “It is useful for young people to remain chaste as long as possible. Then the muscles are burning, the eyes burn, the spirit remains agile, the memory is uncomplicated, the fantasy is alive, the will is swift and strong, and a person, feeling his power, perceives the whole world, as if through a multi -colored prism. ” True, you will have to come to terms with the "mild disorders of the nervous nature", to which abstinence leads. But in any case, health does not threaten any damage if it remains chaste for about 25 years, even on the contrary: “How many common sense, how many pure thoughts, how many real feelings die in this monastery of lust and primitive desires! How much youthful flexibility and unspoiled idealism is destroyed and turns into an ordinary vulgarity! ”

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Kubichk believes that Hitler was the main reason for the abstinence of Hitler: "He often told me that he was afraid to get infected." Apparently, Hitler did not get rid of this fear later. Confirmation is amazingly long, on thirteen pages, passage about syphilis in my struggle.

According to the Viennese Pangerman **** , diseases such as syphilis are dangerous primarily by the fact that the next generations of the “German people” can also suffer from them. But the “German man” is obliged to provide the Germans with a leading position among other peoples and for their offspring. Firstly, taking care of the "purity of blood and race", i.e. Without entering into contact with Jews, Slavs and “half -bloods”. Secondly, maintaining your health, good physical shape and high reproductive potential ("race" and "mass"). Thus, prostitution, associated with a high risk of infection, is destructive not only for an individual man, but also for the entire “race” and “people”, it threatens the highest value - the “well -being of the German people”. Hitler-Politician raised this basic principle of the Pangermans to the shield: if I believe in some divine commandment, then only in this one-keep your family!

It is not surprising that the Reichscanzler Hitler allowed the “racially inferior” to open the brothels as much as he wanted: he hoped that they would soon exterminate themselves.

* August Kubichk (1988–1956), writer and conductor, close friend of Adolf Hitler in his youth, the author of several biographical books about him.

** Rainhold Hanish (1884-1937)-Hitler’s neighbor in a hostel for the homeless in Maidling in 1909. Торговал картинами Гитлера.

*** Регион в Нижней Австрии, где в молодости бывал Гитлер.

**** Пангерманизм — сформировавшееся в начале XIX века и особенно популярное в начале XX века культурное и политическое движение, в основе которого лежит идея политического единства германской нации на основе этнической, культурной и языковой идентичности.