In 1908, Hitler's mother died of breast cancer, a rare casualty at that time. This event nearly destroyed him, leaving him homeless on the streets of Vienna for more than four years. He was angry and bitter at the world and struggled to sell his paintings and drawings for a living. The grueling and difficult days during his rise to power fueled his quest to break new barriers in cancer research. Hitler's 'War On Cancer' accomplished some surprisingly good things and his scientific team was the first to discover that smoking tobacco actually caused lung cancer. Some of those scientists were brought to America by the CIA after the war in Operation Paper Clip and ended up helping Americans understand how to deal with the growing cancer crisis.
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