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August "Gustl" Friedrich Kubizek 3 August — 23 October was an Austrian musical conductor and writer best known for being a close friend of Adolf Hitler , when both were in their late teens. August was born in Linz , Austria , the only surviving child to parents of Czech and Sudeten-German origin. Matthias Church where his parents had married the previous year. Kubizek later wrote that this was a striking parallel between his own life and that of Adolf Hitler, whose mother had lost four children prematurely.
As the surviving sons of grief-stricken mothers, Kubizek and Hitler felt they had been spared or "chosen" by fate. Kubizek and Hitler first met while competing for standing room in the Landestheater in Linz. Because of their shared passion for the operas of Richard Wagner , they quickly became close friends and later roommates in Vienna while both sought admission into college. The two shared a small room in Stumpergasse 31 [ 7 ] in the sixth district of Vienna from 22 February to early July As the only son of a self-employed upholsterer , Kubizek was expected to someday take over his father's business, but he secretly harboured dreams of becoming a conductor.
With Hitler's encouragement, he devoted an increasing amount of his time to this passion, completing all of the musical training available to him in Linz. However, to achieve his goal of being an orchestral conductor, he would require higher education in music which was offered only in Vienna. It was an year-old Hitler who persuaded Kubizek's father to let his son go to the metropolis to attend the conservatory.
As Kubizek wrote, this was something that permanently changed the course of his life. He was immediately accepted into the Vienna Conservatory where he quickly made a name for himself. Hitler, however, was twice denied entrance into Vienna's art academy, a fact which he kept hidden from his friend for some time.
