hitler
Children are easy to follow their parents' behavior because they don't have a sense of values they are lacking of ability to judge right and wrong by themselves. If parents show their violence in front of their children will grow up with the idea that physical violence in the only the way to solve their own anger and frustration. As far as I know, most children's role models are their parents. If children see their parents react when parents are angry and beat their children or each other, the children will memorize this violence and try to behave like their parents. Although these utterances are confined to rather limited area, they do represent the products of some of Hitler's mental processes and consequently give me some clues to what goes on behind those much discussed eyes of which Robert G. L. Waite write: "Then one night, when he was about three years old, Adolph saw-or imagined he saw-a scen
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Robert Waite, Alois Hitler, WAITE Children, attacked mother, father attacked mother, children raised, violent parents, father attacked, front children, robert waite,
Approximate Word count = 669
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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