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-£04- "The Expulsion £tom Par&dlu'. It mx&t have saened to Ma that Fata bad ohopen thLe topic to fit his pertonal situation* On the second day he must have felt that Fate was rubbing1 i t in whan he found the {Laaignment to be a picture depicting "An Episode of the Great Flood"* These particular topic* in his situation rnupt have aroused such intense emotional reactions within him that he could hardly be expected to do his beet* Art critic D aeem to feel that he hflo some artistic talent avnn though i t le not outstanding. The comment of the examinera wasi "Too fen head**71 We can understand this itt view of the cireumatancaa under which ha hud taken the exaaination. Death of hla . . • l . • Li< . - ' . . - J . . - - - • - . - • . f - - . . - .'- ' \ _ • " . Ho returned Home shortly after the Bxaainfitlocfl, Ha helped to look after hia mother who was rapidly failing and in pain. She died OP December El* 1907 and *aa buried on Eve* Wolph was coopletely broken and stood for a long time at bor grave after the remainder of the faailf bod left* DTf Bloeh sayflt nIn all my career I have never seen anyone so proatratfl with grief ae Adolph Hitler. 1 ttio world had come to nn and. Hot long after the funeral ho lnft for Vienna in order to follow in his father1 a footetopa and make his own way in the world* Ho nada B poor Job of it, however * He coiild not hold a job when he bad one, and mink lower and lower in the social scale until be wafl compelled to live with th* drags of REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES