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Plongez dans la jeunesse d'Adolf Hitler, de sa naissance en Autriche en 1889 à la fin de la Première Guerre mondiale en 1918.
Comment un enfant timide, rêveur et isolé est-il devenu un soldat décoré, animé par une haine glaciale et un désir de vengeance ?
Cette vidéo retrace étape par étape son évolution psychologique, sociale et idéologique à travers 5 chapitres détaillés :
enfance, adolescence, échecs artistiques à Vienne, radicalisation et choc de la défaite.
Un récit sombre, précis, documenté, pour comprendre la genèse d’un dictateur.
📌 Partie 1 sur 2 – L’intégralité de sa jeunesse avant l’arrivée au pouvoir.
🔔 Abonnez-vous pour suivre les prochains épisodes
⚠️ Ce contenu est strictement historique et n’a aucune vocation à glorifier ou minimiser les crimes du nazisme.
TIMECODES :
00:00 - 00:17 - Introduction
00:17 - 02:57 - Chapitre 1 : L’enfance d’Adolf Hitler (1889–1895)
02:57 - 05:16 - Chapitre 2 : L’adolescent en colère (1895–1905)
05:16 - 07:50 - Chapitre 3 : Vienne et l’échec artistique (1905–1910)
07:50 - 09:56 - Chapitre 4 : Vienne, la haine et la marginalité (1910–1913)
09:56 - 13:06 - Chapitre 5 : Munich et la Première Guerre mondiale (1913–1918)
13:06 - 13:43 - Conclusion
HASHTAGS :
#Hitler #Histoire #Documentaire #SecondeGuerreMondiale #Nazisme #Biographie #GuerreMondiale #Dictateurs #PouvoirEtHistoire #OriginesDuMal
Comment un enfant timide, rêveur et isolé est-il devenu un soldat décoré, animé par une haine glaciale et un désir de vengeance ?
Cette vidéo retrace étape par étape son évolution psychologique, sociale et idéologique à travers 5 chapitres détaillés :
enfance, adolescence, échecs artistiques à Vienne, radicalisation et choc de la défaite.
Un récit sombre, précis, documenté, pour comprendre la genèse d’un dictateur.
📌 Partie 1 sur 2 – L’intégralité de sa jeunesse avant l’arrivée au pouvoir.
🔔 Abonnez-vous pour suivre les prochains épisodes
⚠️ Ce contenu est strictement historique et n’a aucune vocation à glorifier ou minimiser les crimes du nazisme.
TIMECODES :
00:00 - 00:17 - Introduction
00:17 - 02:57 - Chapitre 1 : L’enfance d’Adolf Hitler (1889–1895)
02:57 - 05:16 - Chapitre 2 : L’adolescent en colère (1895–1905)
05:16 - 07:50 - Chapitre 3 : Vienne et l’échec artistique (1905–1910)
07:50 - 09:56 - Chapitre 4 : Vienne, la haine et la marginalité (1910–1913)
09:56 - 13:06 - Chapitre 5 : Munich et la Première Guerre mondiale (1913–1918)
13:06 - 13:43 - Conclusion
HASHTAGS :
#Hitler #Histoire #Documentaire #SecondeGuerreMondiale #Nazisme #Biographie #GuerreMondiale #Dictateurs #PouvoirEtHistoire #OriginesDuMal
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00:00Adolf Hitler. He started a world war.
00:04He founded one of the most brutal regimes of the 20th century.
00:08He is responsible for the extermination of millions of human beings.
00:11But a monster is not born overnight.
00:15Here's how it all began.
00:21April 20, 1889.
00:25In a small town on the banks of the River Hynne,
00:27There is a boy who will change the course of history.
00:30His name, Adolf Hitler.
00:32He was born in Bronohamin, in the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
00:36His father, Alois Hitler, is an authoritarian 51-year-old customs officer.
00:41His mother, Clara, is 28 years old.
00:44She is gentle, pious, completely devoted to her son.
00:47Before him, three of his brothers and sisters died.
00:51Only Adolf and his younger sister, Paula, survived.
00:54Clara then transfers all her love to him.
00:57She protects him, idealizes him.
00:59His father, on the other hand, is the opposite.
01:02Distant, cold, sometimes violent.
01:04Adolf lives between two poles.
01:06His mother's infinite tenderness is his father's brutal demand.
01:11From childhood, he showed a particular temperament.
01:14He likes to draw.
01:15He dreams of greatness.
01:17He plays with toy soldiers.
01:19He makes up stories.
01:20Or he commands armies.
01:21In primary school, his beginnings were good.
01:25He is curious.
01:26He is interested in history, drawing, and singing.
01:29But he hates discipline.
01:31He has a hard time with authority.
01:34His teachers note that he is intelligent, but proud.
01:37He speaks loudly.
01:39He interrupts.
01:40He always wants to be right.
01:42With his comrades, he is reserved.
01:44He has few close friends.
01:46He withdraws into himself.
01:47He invents a world where he is the hero.
01:50A world in which he dominates.
01:52Where he is admired.
01:53Clara often takes him to church.
01:55He sometimes serves mass.
01:57He grew up in a very religious world.
02:00The fear of sin.
02:01Respect for order.
02:02The image of a powerful, severe God.
02:04But it is not faith that moves him.
02:07This is the ritual.
02:08Greatness.
02:09The solemnity.
02:10In 1895 the family moved to Leonding, near Linz.
02:15Alois has retired.
02:17He is present at home all the time.
02:19And for Adolphe, it's a test.
02:21His father wants him to become a civil servant like him.
02:23But Adolphe dreams of being an artist or an architect.
02:27Their relationship becomes explosive.
02:29Alois wants to impose.
02:31Adolphe resists silently.
02:33He lives in a multicultural empire.
02:35In Bruneau, he hears German, Czech, and Hungarian spoken.
02:39But he only feels German.
02:41Not Austrian.
02:42Even less European, just German.
02:44And already proud of it.
02:46At the end of his childhood, Adolphe was still only a boy.
02:49But he feels different.
02:51Superior.
02:52Misunderstood.
02:53He hasn't done anything yet.
02:54But he can't stand the idea of being ordinary anymore.
03:01As a teenager, Adolphe entered the Réalchul in Linz.
03:06A school more demanding than primary school.
03:08This is where his difficulties become more acute.
03:11He rejects mathematics, hates scientific subjects, makes no effort.
03:16The teachers note his laziness, his insolence, his total refusal of any discipline.
03:22He is only interested in German history and drawing.
03:25Adolphe spends hours drawing buildings, monuments, ancient temples.
03:30He only wants one thing: to become an artist or an architect.
03:34He developed a passion for classical architecture, Gothic cathedrals and great imperial facades.
03:39He admires everything that is large, symmetrical, authoritative.
03:43In January 1903, his father Alois died suddenly.
03:47Adolphe is 13 years old.
03:49He doesn't cry.
03:49On the contrary, he seems liberated.
03:52Nothing stops him from following his own path.
03:54He moves further away from school.
03:57His results are collapsing.
03:59He repeats, then gives up.
04:01He doesn't want a job.
04:02He wants a mission, a work.
04:05One evening, he discovered the music of Richard Wagner.
04:09It's a revelation, a slap in the face.
04:10Monumental operas, Germanic heroes, myths of grandeur.
04:15He sees a vision of the world that resonates with his dreams.
04:18Wagner becomes his obsession.
04:21Art must be total.
04:22The artist, a prophet.
04:24He begins to see himself as a man apart.
04:27His mother, Clara, remains his only link to reality.
04:31She loves him deeply.
04:32She supports him, despite his failures.
04:34She believes in him, even when he does nothing anymore.
04:37But Adolphe sinks into solitude.
04:40He hardly speaks to anyone anymore.
04:42He doesn't hang out in any circle.
04:44He has no friends, no concrete plans.
04:46He lives in an imaginary world, fueled by grandeur and resentment.
04:50At 16, Adolf Hitler had neither a diploma nor a future.
04:54But in his head, he is already someone exceptional.
04:57He feels superior, misunderstood, destined for something else.
05:01The school rejected him.
05:02Reality escapes him.
05:04But he still believes.
05:06He will not become a civil servant.
05:08It will become something else.
05:10What he doesn't yet know is that his first dream, that of being an artist, will soon collapse.
05:24In 1905, Adolphe left Lintz.
05:27He is 16 years old.
05:28For the first time, he leaves alone.
05:30He goes to Vienna, the great imperial capital.
05:33He wants to try his luck there, to make a name for himself.
05:36He carries in his suitcases more illusions than drawings.
05:39He is convinced that his talent will change his life.
05:42But in Vienna he failed at the first attempt.
05:45The jury rejects his case.
05:47He considers his drawings too weak, especially in human representation.
05:52Adolphe is in shock.
05:53He doesn't accept criticism.
05:55He rejects any questioning.
05:57For him, it is not a failure.
05:59This is an injustice.
06:01In 1907, he tried a second time.
06:04And fails again.
06:05This time it's broken.
06:07But he does not return to Lintz.
06:09He remains in Vienna.
06:10He lives alone, in homes for poor men.
06:13He sells some drawings to tourists.
06:15He survives, but refuses any manual or menial work.
06:20It was at this time that his mother, Clara, fell seriously ill.
06:23She is suffering from breast cancer.
06:25Adolphe returns to Lintz to take care of her.
06:28He is caring, quiet, devoted.
06:30In December 1907, she died.
06:33Adolphe is devastated.
06:35His only source of love has just disappeared.
06:38The link that held him to reality is broken.
06:41Back in Vienna, he collapsed.
06:43He becomes increasingly bitter, lonely, and suspicious.
06:46He lives in miserable dormitories.
06:49He reads political newspapers and anti-Semitic tracts.
06:52He looks at Viennese society with disgust.
06:55Crowds, foreigners, the rich, Jews.
06:58Everything annoys him, everything revolts him.
07:01He reads more and more.
07:02Nationalist novels, anti-Semitic pamphlets.
07:06He follows the speeches of Karl Luger, the populist and xenophobic mayor of Vienna.
07:10He begins to believe that there is an elite, a conspiracy, a deep corruption.
07:14He constructs a vision of the world where everything is distorted by hatred.
07:19He is no longer an artist.
07:19He becomes an ideologue in silence.
07:23In his early twenties, Adolf Hitler lived in the shadows.
07:27He has no friends, no love, no job.
07:30He doesn't draw anymore.
07:31He no longer dreams of art.
07:32He wanders between homes, public benches and libraries.
07:36Every day he sinks deeper into solitude.
07:39But something grew inside him.
07:41A dull anger.
07:43An obscure certainty.
07:45He doesn't know yet what he will do.
07:46But he feels he will not remain in the shadows.
07:50At the age of twenty-one, Adolf Hitler disappeared from the world.
07:57Among the beggars, the outcasts, the old, the ruined.
08:01But he doesn't feel like them.
08:03He doesn't talk to anyone.
08:04He watches them.
08:05And he judges them.
08:07Every face inspires disgust in him.
08:09He thinks he's above it.
08:10Even alone.
08:11Even without anything.
08:12He lives in misery, but with arrogance.
08:15As if this poverty proved that he was not made for this world.
08:19He reads constantly, but not like before.
08:22He no longer seeks answers.
08:24He is looking for justifications.
08:26He underlines, copies, ruminates.
08:29Extremist newspapers, racist pamphlets, nationalist novels.
08:33He doesn't inquire.
08:34He conditions himself.
08:36The ideas he encounters become certainties.
08:38Every word feeds his anger, his loneliness, his pride.
08:42He no longer sees streets, but signs.
08:45He thinks he can read in the faces what he wants to see.
08:47The origin, the weakness, the threat.
08:50He invents enemies.
08:52He appoints those responsible.
08:53His world is becoming simpler, more closed.
08:56There are no more nuances, no more doubts, only a feeling.
09:00Everything is going wrong.
09:01And only he understood why.
09:03He often thinks back to Karl Lueger's speech.
09:06This mayor of Vienna knew how to galvanize crowds.
09:08He sometimes lied, often exaggerated.
09:11But people listened to him.
09:12Hitler understands.
09:13Words are not meant to convince.
09:16They are made to strike, seduce, submit.
09:19He dreams of one day speaking too.
09:21Not to dialogue, but to impose.
09:24Little by little, everything becomes clear in his head.
09:26Humanity, he thinks, is not a community.
09:29It's a hierarchy.
09:30Noble races, weak races, harmful races.
09:34He reads Chamberlain.
09:35He copies entire pages.
09:37He makes every theory his own.
09:39In 1913 he left Vienna.
09:42He leaves for Munich.
09:43He is fleeing poverty.
09:45Not the ideas.
09:46He takes away his loneliness, his rage.
09:49And this cold, structured hatred, which silently nourishes it.
09:52He is no longer a failed artist.
09:54It is a spirit at war.
10:00When he arrived in Munich in 1913, Adolf Hitler had nothing.
10:04No job.
10:05No diploma.
10:06No friends.
10:06Officially, he claims to want to study fine arts in a new environment.
10:11But in reality, he is running away.
10:13He fled Austria, where he risked being drafted into the imperial army.
10:18He calls himself German, in soul and in blood.
10:21He refuses to fight for an empire he despises.
10:24In Munich, his life remains precarious.
10:26He draws and sells a few postcards.
10:29He lives in cheap furnished rooms.
10:32He still reads as much.
10:33History, political essays, German newspapers.
10:36He immerses himself in the idea of a Germany betrayed from within, weakened by diversity, undermined by corruption.
10:43In August 1914, war broke out.
10:47Germany goes to war against France and Russia.
10:51Adolf Hitler, aged 25, immediately volunteered for the German army.
10:56He joined the 16th Bavarian Infantry Regiment.
10:59He fought in German uniform, although he was still an Austrian citizen.
11:03He later said it was the most exciting moment of his life.
11:07On the Western Front, he served as a messenger, a dangerous front-line job.
11:13He appears disciplined, enduring, but discreet.
11:16He doesn't try to make friends; his classmates find him strange, reserved, and solitary.
11:22But he showed courage and was awarded the Iron Cross, second class, then first class.
11:28A rare distinction for a mere corporal.
11:30The front is hell.
11:34Trenches dug in the mud, men crammed together, covered in vermin.
11:38The roar of shells, the whistling of bullets, the screams in the night.
11:42We move forward a few meters, we move back, we bury the dead and we start again.
11:48Hitler, corporal, messenger, runs between the lines.
11:52He crosses barbed wire, craters, under fire.
11:55It is a war of attrition, a war of nerves.
11:58He was wounded for the first time in 1916 at the Battle of the Somme.
12:03He is treated, then returns to the front.
12:06In 1918, he was gassed near Ypres.
12:09He temporarily loses his sight.
12:11He is being treated in a hospital in Passehalk, northern Germany.
12:16That's where he learns the news.
12:18Germany has surrendered.
12:20The emperor abdicates.
12:21The monarchy falls.
12:22A new regime is proclaimed in Berlin.
12:25For Hitler, it was a profound shock.
12:27He does not accept defeat.
12:29He does not understand how a country he considered strong and disciplined could collapse.
12:33He forms an idea.
12:35It was not the army that lost, it was the rear, the politicians, the pacifists, the Marxists,
12:41and above all, according to him, the Jews.
12:44He adheres to the legend of the stab in the back.
12:47When he left the hospital, Hitler had no family, no job, no diploma.
12:51But he found a cause.
12:53He is no longer a failed artist.
12:55He is a wounded, humiliated former soldier, filled with a cold rage.
13:00The war did not destroy Hitler.
13:02She trained him.
13:03And she transformed her hatred into political will.
13:07In 1918, the war ended.
13:10For Europe, it is the end of a nightmare.
13:12For Hitler, this is just the beginning.
13:14Brunau's child has become a ruined man.
13:17A decorated soldier, a wounded spirit.
13:20A broken artist.
13:22He has no diploma, no family, no future.
13:24But he has one certainty.
13:26Germany has been betrayed.
13:28And he will avenge her.
13:30In the shadow of defeat, he is not a man who collapses.
13:33It's an idea that is born.
13:35A lonely man.
13:36A cold hatred.
13:37A cause to ignite.
13:39The 20th century has just opened the door to its worst nightmare.
13:43Two men with children.
13:45He glimpsed the three embattled men.
13:48A lonely man.
13:49A lonely man.
13:51A man was a man who collapses.
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