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," just afl much for them DO the Aryans. He alec adaired Rothschild for sticking to his religion &ven if I t prevented him from enter- i court* During this time he also fieri t tuo poeteerdfl to Dr, In Liii£t who jraa n Jew* Oup of these m8 jujst a picture postcard of Vienntj the othert a copy which he had painted* .On ^ ... both of them he" wrote of hiii deep gratitude to rthe doctor. This is mentioned beceusc it is on& of the very fe» c&3es of which we have any record In which Hitler showed any lasting gratitude w ing this time Hitler hims&lf looked v^ry Jewi&h* flnnisch writes: ^Hitler at that time loolCed very Jewish, 60 thet I often joked with Ma that he must be of Jewish blood, since euch a ltirgs beard , rarely grows on a Christian's chin. Aleo ha had big fact, SB a desert wanderer .mist have." (73) * • In aplte of his close Association with UnniBch the rela- tionship ended in a quarrel, " Hitler accused Ban lush of some of the money he had received for a picture* E& hac arrested and appeared as e witness against hi»+ We have little knowledge of what happened to Hitler after this time* According to Hanfstaengl the home in which Hitler lived has a reputation of be- • ing a plate where homosexual ben frequently veat to find ccniopeiionu. Jfihn flrtid that ho had information from a Viennese official that on L the jK>lice record Hitler WKB listed SB fl sexiuri perv&rt but i t gave ' DO detP-ilfl of offenaea, It ie possible that the entry a»y have been - made solely on suspicion/ Sinone (467) cleims that the Viennese po- i lice file in 1915 recorded a charge of theft againet Hitler DM that he moved froc Vienrir: to Munich in order to avoid arreoU This rould fit in rith Hanfstaengl' • suspicion thet Hitler1;; elder half-brother (•ho was twice convicted for theft} wae in Viennn nt thnt time nnd > " y ' • • S ' ' REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES