He was given hundreds of injections he believed would restore his energy and believed he would feel better if he could execute the generals that betrayed him, вЂњBut in truth, he probably had an irritable bowel syndrome, and the stress aggravated it beyond his endurance.вЂќ

He described every pain very carefully and he complained bitterly.вЂќ He demanded injections of invigorating and tranquilizing drugs, complained of headaches, stomach aches, constipation and diarrhea, constant colds, insomnia and many other discomforts. вЂњAlmost daily, he complained to Morell about numerous pains. вЂњMany of his symptoms were psychosomatic,вЂќ Schenck added. From the date they met in 1937 until April 1945, Hitler had absolute confidence in Morell.вЂќД«esides resisting a complete physical, Hitler refused to be X-rayed. Morell helped him with all three problems. Ernst Gunther Schenck, who studied HitlerвЂ™s medical record, said, вЂњ'Hitler`s initial complaints were the colitis that had bothered him for years, a mild kidney condition and a problem with a leg injury suffered during World War I.

Hitler was a vegetarian who did not smoke or drink. Hitler was a 5' 9', skinny 155-pound (no one knows because he refused to undress for medical examinations), brown-haired Austrian. Ironically, the only вЂњsuperвЂќ characteristic he shared was blue eyes. The Nazis sought to breed such men through the вЂњ LebensbornвЂќ program. Hitler promoted the idea of the Гњbermensch, a biologically superior Aryan or Germanic master race of strong, tall, blond-haired, blue-eyed Aryan supermen. 1919, he entered the Party (which had approximately forty members), soon changed its name to the National Socialist German WorkersвЂ™ Party (NSDAP) and had imposed himself as its Chairman by July 1921. Temporarily blinded and driven to impotent rage by the abortive November 1918 revolution in Germany as well as the military defeat, Hitler, once restored, was convinced that fate had chosen him to rescue a humiliated nation from the shackles of the Versailles Treaty, from Bolsheviks and Jews.ДЄssigned by the Reichswehr in the summer of 1919 to вЂњeducationalвЂќ duties which consisted largely of spying on political parties in the overheated atmosphere of post-revolutionary Munich, Hitler was sent to investigate a small nationalistic group of idealists, the German WorkersвЂ™ Party. Twice wounded, he was badly gassed four weeks before the end of the war and spent three months recuperating in a hospital in Pomerania. Hitler proved an able, courageous soldier, receiving the Iron Cross (First Class) for bravery, but did not rise above the rank of Lance Corporal. In May 1913, Hitler left Vienna for Munich and, when war broke out in August 1914, he joined the Sixteenth Bavarian Infantry Regiment, serving as a dispatch runner. The press, prostitution, syphilis, capitalism, Marxism, democracy and pacifism вЂ“ all were so many means which вЂњthe JewвЂќ exploited in his conspiracy to undermine the German nation and the purity of the creative Aryan race. In Vienna he acquired his first education in politics by studying the demagogic techniques of the popular Christian-social Mayor, Karl Lueger, and picked up the stereotyped, obsessive anti-Semitism with its brutal, violent sexual connotations and concern with the вЂњpurity of bloodвЂќ that remained with him to the end of his career.ДЇrom crackpot racial theorists like the defrocked monk, Lanz von Liebenfels, and the Austrian Pan-German leader, Georg von Schoenerer, the young Hitler learned to discern in the вЂњEternal JewвЂќ the symbol and cause of all chaos, corruption and destruction in culture, politics and the economy. Embittered at his rejection by the Viennese Academy of Fine Arts, he was to spend вЂњfive years of misery and woeвЂќ in Vienna as he later recalled, adopting a view of life which changed very little in the ensuing years, shaped as it was by a pathological hatred of Jews and Marxists, liberalism and the cosmopolitan Habsburg monarchy.Д®xisting from hand to mouth on occasional odd jobs and the hawking of sketches in low taverns, the young Hitler compensated for the frustrations of a lonely bachelorвЂ™s life in miserable male hostels by political harangues in cheap cafes to anyone who would listen and indulging in grandiose dreams of a Greater Germany. In October 1907, the provincial, middle-class boy left home for Vienna, where he was to remain until 1913 leading a bohemian, vagabond existence. After spending four years in the Realschule in Linz, he left school at the age of sixteen with dreams of becoming a painter.

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