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Hitler was always a bit of an eccentric and introverted loner, even after he came to power. A stark contrast, to his dramatic public persona of the impassioned and zealously National-Socialist Führer. Who would give his rousing speeches in public forums or party rallies to fire up crowds.But that doesn’t mean he didn’t have any real friends, because he certainly did.And I’m not talking about his comrades in the Nazi party, or the sycophantic Yes-men and sniveling apparatchiks he surrounded himself with during his rule.August Friedrich Kubizek (1888 – 1956)Or “Gustl”, as Hitler affectionately called him.Was one of Hitler’s extremely close and life long friends. The two first met at a theatre in Linz, Austria. Where they were initially butting heads over the best spots to catch a good view of the night’s programme. However they quickly made up, and bonded intensely over their shared passions for opera, theatre, the arts, and the music of German composer, Richard Wagner. Their friendship was so intense and total because of the synergy of their respective roles: Hitler was the confident braggart and firebrand that Kubizek needed to compensate for his meekness, while Kubizek was always the self-effacing and patient listener that Hitler needed to big up his ego. They performed a sort of double act. A great bromance.Eventually, the two would both move into the same apartment, a small room at a boarding house in Vienna. Where they frequently got happily drunk, hit up the local girls, theatres, galleries, exhibitions, and hoped they could ultimately pursue an education in their dream art schools and colleges.Stumpergasse 31: the address where Hitler and Kubizek stayed at while in Vienna is still there if anyone’s interested.Kubizek’s father, however, had different plans. And wished for his son to continue the family’s upholstery business. But Hitler, who had himself fought off his own father’s attempts to influence his life and direction, encouraged Kubizek to strike out on his own, and pursue his dreams of becoming an orchestral composer and conductor. In fact, it was Hitler himself, who was a mere 18 years old at the time, that was able to convince Kubizek’s own father to permit his son’s pursuit of the arts in Vienna. As a result, Kubizek was able to attend the University of Music and Performing Arts — Vienna (then known as the “Vienna Conservatory”). And the man would later express his eternal gratitude to Hitler for doing this for him in his memoirs. Claiming that his friend’s encouragement, “Forever changed my life for the better.”Hitler, however, wasn’t so fortunate. Having been rejected twice from the Academy of Fine Arts — Vienna. He grew incredibly depressed and despondent. And eventually, without telling his friend, Hitler abruptly moved out of their shared flat, and Kubizek was unable to reach him. Now effectively homeless, Hitler subsisted solely off his orphan allowance, and the money he gained as a street artist selling sketches and amateur art pieces. The two stayed out of contact for years. With Hitler eventually moving to Munich in Germany, the First World War having broke out, and just life in general getting in the way.Vienna State Opera House, Adolf Hitler, watercolour, circa. 1912Kubizek would eventually go on to marry and have three children, whilst working as a public servant in Austria. Occasionally returning to dabble in music. Hitler on the other hand gave up art entirely, and became embroiled in the political turmoil of the new Weimar Republic. Where he eventually worked his way into power.Kubizek wouldn’t hear from Hitler again, until he spotted his old friend on the front cover of a newspaper. This caused him to follow his political career with interest, but it wasn’t until Hitler became Chancellor in 1933, that Kubizek wrote to congratulate him. Hitler who was apparently ecstatic about getting back in touch, wrote back to him. Essentially saying that the two ought to catch up, or as Hitler himself put it: “I should be very glad... to revive once more with you those memories of the best years of my life.”The two were reunited when Hitler returned to Linz to tour his childhood town in 1938, and the two spoke for hours. With Hitler eventually offering Kubizek a position at an orchestra. Ever the modest one, Kubizek declined. However, upon hearing that his friend was now a family man, Hitler insisted that he at least be able to sponsor the education of Kubizek’s children. This time Kubizek conceded, thanking Hitler for his generosity. And the pair would meet regularly from then on, with Hitler inviting Kubizek to attend numerous musical festivals allover Germany with him, which the man would later describe as, “the happiest hours of my earthly existence”.As the Second World War dragged on, Hitler became too busy to entertain his friend, and meetings between the two stopped. However, their correspondence was still regular, and the politically apathetic Kubizek eventually joined the Nazi Party on his own accord, out of loyalty to his friend. The two made plans to meet again one day “after the war” , but of course that day never came, as Hitler offed himself and his new wife Eva Braun. Just right before Berlin fell to the advancing Red Army in 1945.After the war was over, Kubizek was detained and imprisoned by the Allied occupation over his Nazi-Party membership and closeness to Hitler.While he was in Allied American custody, Kubizek was interrogated on the nature of his relationship with Adolf Hitler. The following is a transcript from one such interrogation taken from Kubizek’s book and memoirs (“Adolf Hitler, mein Jugendfreund” // “Adolf Hitler, My Childhood Friend”) —"You are a friend of Adolf Hitler's?""Yes.""Since when?""Since 1904.""What do you mean by that? At that time he was nobody.""Nevertheless, I was his friend.""How could you be his friend when he was still a nobody? What did you get out of it?""Nothing.""But you admit that you were his friend. Did he give you money?""No.""Or food?""Neither.""A car, a house?""Not that either.""Did he introduce you to beautiful women?""Nor that.""Did he receive you again, later on?""Yes.""Did you see him often?""Occasionally.""How did you manage to see him?""I just went to him.""So you were with him. Really? Quite close?""Yes, quite close.""Alone?""Alone.""Without any guard?""Without any guard.""So you could have killed him?""Yes, I could have.""And why didn't you kill him?""BECAUSE, HE WAS MY FRIEND."So YES, even old evil Uncle Adi had real friends.Kubizek in his later yearsAfter he was released, Kubizek went on to write about his relationship with Adolf Hitler, and frequently contributed to the orchestral scene in Austria whenever he had the time.He passed away in 1956.

Depends on the college. If community college, probably not. If it’s a high level university (Cambridge, Yale, Stony Brook, Academy of Art University), probably not. Most universities value mediocre grades on AP classes, over straight As on general classes, so having As in special classes would be a bit of a problem. Also, special classes (at least in my school) don’t cover Algebra 2, pre calc, government, and such, courses required for college.You can go to a community college to take those courses, and you can them apply for a university. The university usually only looks at grades for the classes in community colleges, so you shouldn’t worry unless you fail college

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