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On her deathbed, Hitler's mother confides to the young Adolf that he is the illegitimate son she had with an Austrian Jew she worked for after the death of her husband Alois.
That information petrifies Hitler, who realizes his idealized views of his German legacy are but hollow dreams. He returns to Vienna and spends two weeks holed up in a sordid rooms he rents in someone's attic, thinking of suicide. For the second (and last) time in his life, Hitler drinks himself into a stupor, using his last pfennige to buy cheap booze on seedy bars until, utterly drunks, he wanders into the city and passes out in the middle of a street.
When he wakes up, he realizes he has passed out in front of one of Vienna's oldest synagogues. Thinking he's a Viennese Jews down on his luck, one passing believer walks him into the temple so he can find God and himself again. The rabbi comes to talk to him - impoverished believers being a common sight in these dark years - and Hitler, half out of defiance, half out of confusion, debates Jewish identity to him.
When he walks out of the synagogue =a few hours later, Hitler has found a new direction in which to channel his energy: realizing how futile and hollow his fantasies about leading Germany were, he resolves to be the first President of the Jewish national homeland. Inflamed by the Rabbi's teaching, and burning with the desire to be the first man in modern times to not only lead a nation, but to create it as well, he returns to his miserable room where he scribbles the first few pages of what will be his political statement: Unser Kampf. Selling all his possessions, and notably all his paintings and postcards, he manages to buy a third-class ticket to British-controlled Palestine.
It is rumored that Lord Winston Churchill, whose Cabinet fell after the British Mandate erupted in riots and terror attacks perpetrated by Hitler's Haganah, once said : "There is not a day when I do not rue that rascal Hitler's decision that Jews, not Aryans, were the Chosen people after all. With his swarthy, gnomish looks there's simply no way he could have made himself more of a nuisance in Berlin than he did in Jerusalem".