A Developmental Perspective of Adolf Hitler

In a comprehensive psychological analysis of Hitler, Langer et al. (1968) illuminated the negative effects of Hitler's home conditions on Hitler's childhood development from a very young age. Although Hitler's father was a civil servant who held a respected position and sought to draw attention to his title from others, he was a drunkard who spent all of his money on drinking and physically abused his wife frequently at home. To Hitler as a child, his father was a poor role model who displayed two irreconcilable facades: a civil servant who commanded authority and obedience and a bully who victimized his wife and children who were unable to fend for themselves. Without a consistent and positive father-figure to guide him in his development, Hitler conceived of the outside worl

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