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== Trivia ==

* Hitler is widely regarded as one of the most evil and notorious villains (if not the most evil and notorious villain) in the history of humankind. Before Hitler, the person who had received this title was [[Attila the Hun]].

* Hitler is widely regarded as one of the most evil and notorious villains (if not ''the'' most evil and notorious villain) in the history of humankind. Before Hitler, the person who had received this title was [[Attila the Hun]].

* Hitler only got drunk once in his life. It was when he was 15–16 years old after getting his (obligatory education) school certificate. He was happy and went out partying with his classmates. He got drunk and by mistake used his school certificate in lieu of toilet paper. It was later found dirty and in 4 pieces.

* Hitler once mentioned that he used to smoke between 25-40 cigarettes a day when he was young, broke and pretty much lived in the streets of Vienna. He said he only ate bread and milk, never had a warm meal, yet spent 30 kreuzers a day on cigarettes. When he realized that for 5 kreuzers he could have bought some butter to put on his bread, he quit smoking.

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 == Trivia ==
-* Hitler is widely regarded as one of the most evil and notorious villains (if not the most evil and notorious villain) in the history of humankind. Before  Hitler, the person who had received this title was [[Attila the Hun]].
+* Hitler is widely regarded as one of the most evil and notorious villains (if not ''the'' most evil and notorious villain) in the history of humankind. Before  Hitler, the person who had received this title was [[Attila the Hun]].
 * Hitler only got drunk once in his life. It was when he was 15–16 years old after getting his (obligatory education) school certificate. He was happy and went out partying with his classmates. He got drunk and by mistake used his school certificate in lieu of toilet paper. It was later found dirty and in 4 pieces.
 * Hitler once mentioned that he used to smoke between 25-40 cigarettes a day when he was young, broke and pretty much lived in the streets of Vienna. He said he only ate bread and milk, never had a warm meal, yet spent 30 kreuzers a day on cigarettes. When he realized that for 5 kreuzers he could have bought some butter to put on his bread, he quit smoking.