In Photos: Trump’s unseen past unravels in never-before-seen images

Never before seen images of Donald Trump’s past have surface very close to election night as glimpses into the real estate mogul’s childhood have become clearer.

Images of Trump’s parents, siblings, and days in military academy can be seen in the still pictures. His home in Queens is also among the photos.

Trump has been known to be a troublemaker in his youth and among his group of friends, which lead his parents to send him to a military academy at the age of 13.

Click on the photo below to view a photo gallery of never-before-seen images.

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Truth 1: Fred Trump was born in New York – he became one of the top contractors in the field of real estate in the city, while his mother Mary are a Scottish immigrant, had a great role in making father Trump happy and successful.

Truth 2: Fred Trump was a successful man in the most sense of the word, and he lived a comfortable life with his family.

Truth 3: Donald Trump was the fourth born out of five children.

Truth 4: Donald Trump was born on June 14, 1946 in Queens, New York City.

Truth 5: Trump was a family known to own Cadillacs, and it was all the talk of the neighbors…about the family that owns a great house and amazing Cadillacs.

Truth 6: Young Trump had many nicknames from his friends

Truth 7: When Trump was in elementary school, he drew the attention of his colleagues with his abilities in sports.

Truth 8: Trump and his friends in the neighborhood where known for their adventurism with bicycles and speeding with them.

Truth 9: During his childhood, youth and adolescence, Trump showed behavior that is intimidating to others. He was described as charismatic with a desire to stand out.

Truth 10: Trump was classified as strong minded and tenacious by his teachers at school, and on one occasion he punched a music teacher in the face, causing a black eye - arguing that the teacher does not understand anything in music.

Truth 11: According to his colleagues, Trump tortured them by pulling their hair during play, and dragging others in the field, and creating chaos in semester on more than one occasion.

Truth 12: Because he was the tallest of his colleagues, Trump felt pride and self-confidence and independence, and was a fierce competitor and skillful in sports

Truth 13: He was always going to go into a fit of anger, despite his love for baseball, but he was usually smashing the bat to the ground if things did not go his way.

Truth 14: When he was at the age of 12, he rode the train with his friends and went to Manhattan, without asking the permission from their parents

Truth 15: As a result of the endless series of ongoing problems, his parents sent him to a military academy in New York at the age of 13 where he completed eighth grade and high school.

Truth 16: When he was in military school, Trump learned lessons the hard way in that teachers can give harsh penalties if they acted badly, to the point of beating.

Truth 17: Once graduating, military school proved to have a positive impact on Trump's behavior, especially for his future.

Truth 18: Despite the positive impact of the military college on Trump, it did not get rid of his temperament. On one occasion, he beat a friend with a broom during an altercation between them, and tried to push the other out of the window to from the second floor.

Truth 19: During the Vietnam War, Trump was in college and had to postpone for four years due to his studies. In 1968, he masterminded a medical reason in October of the same year under the pretext of a foot problem, which hinders walking, this has made him ineligible for the service.

Truth 20: Whatever attitudes Trump has had during his adolescence, is still with him at the age of seventy. Is this going to aid him or push him away from the elections?!

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