Hitler's Poem: "The Mother"

My mother, Anna Nowak, of 12 babies, would have received the Mother’s Cross even though Polish, if she moved to Germany to work. The Mother’s cross was the highest of the land.
THE MOTHER
When your mother has grown older,
When her dear, faithful eyes
no longer see life as they once did,
When her feet, grown tired,
No longer want to carry her as she walks –
Then lend her your arm in support,
Escort her with happy pleasure.
The hour will come when, weeping, you
Must accompany her on her final walk.
And if she asks you something,
Then give her an answer.
And if she asks again, then speak!
And if she asks yet again, respond to her,
Not impatiently, but with gentle calm.
And if she cannot understand you properly
Explain all to her happily.
The hour will come, the bitter hour,
When her mouth asks for nothing more.
-Adolf Hitler, 1923
Here’s the Mother’s Cross I purchased, which Adolf gave to White German women. For eight or more babies, it would have been the gold cross, 5: Silver, 3: Bronze. Even though Mama was Polish, she could have worked for Germany and became a citizen after a year. Also, once the National Socialists, occupied Poland, they were going to make them a “model state” for the other White countries, not conquer them.

This YouTube link has Hitler reciting his original poem “The Mother.”