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In page Han van Meegeren:

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Van Meegeren's father was said to have once told Van Meegeren, "You are a cheat and always will be."[2] Van Meegeren sent a signed copy of his own art book to Adolf Hitler, which turned up in the Reich Chancellery in Berlin complete with an inscription (in German): "To my beloved Führer in grateful tribute, from H. van Meegeren, Laren, North Holland, 1942". He only admitted the signature was his own, although the entire inscription was by the same hand.[3][4] He bought up homes of several departed Jewish families in Amsterdam and held lavish parties while much of the country was hungry.[citation needed] On the other hand, his brothers and sisters perceived him as loyal, generous, and affectionate, and he was always loving and helpful to his own children.[citation needed]