Essays On Hitler
Adolf Hitler was a German politician and leader of the Nazi Party who rose to power in Germany during the 1930s. He is often regarded as one of the most evil figures in history due to his role in orchestrating World War II, initiating the Holocaust, and committing crimes against humanity.Hitler was born on April 20th 1889 and grew up in Austria-Hungary, where his father served as a customs official. His mother worked as a housekeeper for wealthy families, while Hitler himself had ambitions of becoming an artist. However, he struggled academically and failed to gain entrance into art school twice before joining the German Army at age 18.During World War I, Hitler fought bravely enough to be awarded two Iron Crosses by 1916. After being gassed near Ypres and temporarily blinded, he returned home with a fervent nationalist outlook that led him towards politics; specifically National Socialism (Nazism). In 1919 he joined The German Workers’ Party (DAP), which would eventually become known as The Nazi Party under his leadership from 1921 onward. As part of this party Hitler gained notoriety through public speaking tours across Germany during which he espoused extreme nationalism coupled with anti-Semitic rhetoric that resonated strongly with many Germans feeling disenfranchised after their defeat in WWI ” not least due to economic hardship caused by reparations imposed on them by France and Britain at Versailles Treaty negotiations earlier that year. Hitler used these speeches as propaganda tool for gaining support for Nazism amongst Germans who were looking for scapegoats upon whom they could pin their country’s woes ” namely Jews or other minority groups such Jewish refugees fleeing persecution elsewhere in Europe or Socialists/Communists opposed to fascism – whilst also promising them great glory based on regaining territories lost following WWI if only they voted yes in any future referendum proposing said revanchist policies should his party rise to power. This strategy worked when on 30th January 1933 President Paul von Hindenburg appointed Hitler Chancellor of Germany despite majority opposition from other parties within parliament because Nazis had the largest single vote share thanks largely to populist tactics like this combined with intimidation tactics employed against opponents both before & after election day itself . Once firmly entrenched inside government , all vestiges of democracy swiftly disappeared leaving citizens subject solely to rule via Fuehrerprinzip: absolute obedience without question no matter how heinous orders issued might be . Adolf Hitler thus became instrumental responsible for not just starting WWII but also instigating Holocaust which resulted deaths millions civilians including 6 million Jews exterminated purely because race religion deemed inferior others causing irreversible damage psyche human species whole . As such , legacy remains indelibly linked cruelty hatred stands warning us today avert similar disasters happening again future .
In a brief history, Adolf Hitler was born in a small Austrian town called Braunau, being the son to Alois Hitler and Klara. He was born on the date of 20th of April, 1889 and died on the 30th of April 1945. Hitler was not very good informal education, which made him leave formal school […]
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