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'''Alois Johann Hitler Senior''' (June 7<sup>th</sup>, 1837 - January 3<sup>rd</sup>, 1903) was a civil servant and father of [[Adolf Hitler]]. He and Adolf did not have a good relationship, with Alois constantly beating Adolf, as well as the rest of his children and his wife (who it is believed may have been his cousin) whenever he was in a bad mood. One of his other sons, Alois Junior, ran away from home after an argument with his father, after which Alois Sr. made it clear he would not allow his son to inherit anything after his death. He also liked to assert his authority over his neighbours and keeping bees. Alois Sr. died of a pleural haemorrhage on the January 3<sup>rd</sup>, 1903. | '''Alois Johann Hitler Senior''' (June 7<sup>th</sup>, 1837 - January 3<sup>rd</sup>, 1903) was a civil servant and father of [[Adolf Hitler]]. He and Adolf did not have a good relationship, with Alois constantly beating Adolf, as well as the rest of his children and his wife (who it is believed may have been his cousin) whenever he was in a bad mood. One of his other sons, Alois Junior, ran away from home after an argument with his father, after which Alois Sr. made it clear he would not allow his son to inherit anything after his death. He also liked to assert his authority over his neighbours and keeping bees. Alois Sr. died of a pleural haemorrhage on the January 3<sup>rd</sup>, 1903. | ||
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Alois Johann Hitler Senior (June 7th, 1837 - January 3rd, 1903) was a civil servant and father of Adolf Hitler. He and Adolf did not have a good relationship, with Alois constantly beating Adolf, as well as the rest of his children and his wife (who it is believed may have been his cousin) whenever he was in a bad mood. One of his other sons, Alois Junior, ran away from home after an argument with his father, after which Alois Sr. made it clear he would not allow his son to inherit anything after his death. He also liked to assert his authority over his neighbours and keeping bees. Alois Sr. died of a pleural haemorrhage on the January 3rd, 1903.