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** FILE ** An undated photo of Adolf Hitler. (Image: United States Holocaust Museum)

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With its arched doorway and deep-set windows, a house near the town square in Braunau, Austria, would ordinarily be considered prime property. Because Adolf Hitler was born there, however, it has become a problem for town fathers forced to decide what to do with a landmark linked to evil, even though Hitler lived there only for the first few months of his life. (Associated Press)

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Nazi dictator Adolph Hitler was born in this 500-year-old yellow stucco house in Braunau am Inn, Austria. (AP Photo / Kerstin Joensson)

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Theater: George Tabori's Mein Kampf George Tabori's 1987 play about two Jews who meet a young Adolf Hitler during his time an aspiring artist is dark and humorous alternate history. That Tabori, a Budapest-born survivor of the Nazi and Arrow Cross purge of Hungarian Jews (his father was not so fortunate, and died in Auschwitz), is capable of finding any humor in Hitler's beginnings is a feat of the spirit. The plot of the play is a feat of theater. Upon being rejected by the Academy of Arts in Vienna, a young Hitler befriends two Jews in the Austrian city. One of them is a bookseller named Schlomo Herzl, who despite Hitler's petulance, ugliness, and blossoming anti-Semitism, takes the future maniac under his wing and protects him--not because he has to, but because his faith instructs him to be charitable and compassionate. To Aug. 19 at H Street Playhouse, 1365 H St. NE. Web: http://www.scenatheater.org/

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Israeli government minister Uzi Landau likens European leaders' efforts to get Iran to curb its nuclear program to Britain's early “appeasement” diplomacy with Adolf Hitler. (Associated Press)

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Country crooner Hank Williams, Jr. is now selling "Hank Williams for President" T-shirts to answer critics upset after the singer compared President Obama to Hitler. (hankjr.com)

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Country crooner Hank Williams, Jr. is now selling "Hank Williams for President" T-shirts to answer critics upset after the singer compared President Obama to Hitler. (HankJr.com)

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Along with a new protest tune, country crooner Hank Williams, Jr. is now selling "Hank Williams for President" t-shirts to answer critics upset after the singer compared President Obama to Hitler. (Image from HankJr.com)

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** FILE ** "Kitler," the kitten who was overlooked for adoption because of her resemblance to Adolf Hitler, found a loving home after hundreds of applications flooded the Wood Green Animal Shelter. (Daily Caller)

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DAILY CALLER Victoria Jackson, formerly of "Saturday Night Live," says President Obama has a lot in common with Adolf Hitler and she can list them if you want.

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A handcrafted wooden signpost in Jamel, Germany, shows the way to Vienna, Paris and Braunau am Inn, the birthplace of Adolf Hitler in Austria.

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A list of paintings that were borrowed by the Old National Gallery to decorate the apartment of Adolf Hitler is displayed in Berlin, Germany, Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010 during an exhibition of paintings that were lost after World War II and have now been returned to Berlin . (AP Photo/Michael Sohn)

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A bust of Adolf Hitler is pictured in front of a portrait of Hitler during a preview for the exhebition 'Hitler and the Germans - nation and crime' in Berlin, Germany, Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2010. The exhibition runs from Oct. 15, 2010 until Feb. 6, 2011. (AP Photo/Michael Sohn)