How Did Adolf Hitler's Impact On Germany

Being a middle class German soldier fighting for the Nazi Party in the hands of Hitler, I am proud to be a part of it all. Hitler has truly made a monumental impact to Germany as a whole. He is an amazing person, spending time with children and makes the most inspirational speeches. Being able to fight for my country with the great Adolf Hitler as our leader has been a true pleasure. Hitler has impacted Germany very much. He promoted industrialization and built a powerful economy. In January 30th of 1933, Hitler renounced Versailles and promised to rebuild Germany into a world power. With all the support and the positivity from fellow Germans, Hitler has the authority to remake Germany’s political and economic state into a great world power. In addition, in January 26, 1934, Hitler signed a 10 year non-aggression pact with our neighboring country Poland. This means that Germany and Poland both agreed to refrain from armed confrontation with each other for 10 years! Although, Hitler broke the pact on September 1, 1939 and invaded Poland along with his troops, this was his genius military strategy that allowed him to catch Poland off guard and take over. The invasion of Poland caused France and Britain to declare war on Germany two …show more content…
His effort in gaining land has been tremendous. Hitler was looking to take the Sudetenland; an area of Czechoslovakia on the border with Germany with a large German population but, Prime Minister of England, Neville Chamberlain tried to forfend Hitler from obtaining it. Meanwhile, Britain and France went with appeasement; giving into someone’s demands, and wanted to give Hitler what he wanted “in hopes that they’ll be content and go away.” This all lead to what is known as the Munich Conference. The Munich Conference was a meeting held in Munich Germany in 1938, which decided the fate of Czechoslovakia. The outcome of the Conference was that Germany is given control over the