While I’m sure we can all agree that Adolf Hitler wasn’t the best human being ever, Hitler may have been one of the best leaders of the twentieth century. Born April 20th, 1889 and died April 30th, 1945, was an Austrian-born German politician who was a leader in the Nazi party, Germanys chancellor from 1933 to 1945 and Fuhrer of Nazi Germany from the year 1934 to 1945, (David 1998.) He can be attributed to be a good leader because of various reasons: He was a leader with visions; he was a strategist; he was a good orator; he had the interest of both his country and the citizens at hand; he was so convincing. Each of these attributes is explained below.
A visionary leader
Hitler was able to exploit the state of depression or recession and higher …show more content…
His aim of engaging in the Second World War was not to cause numerous deaths but was to save his country and his people, (Keegan 1989). He wanted to retain the cultural and social backgrounds of his people. Furthermore, most businesses had been taken over by foreigners meaning that citizens were becoming slaves in their own country, (Keegan 1989). He fought for the pride of his country and nit just personal interest, (Keegan …show more content…
Hitler was such kind of person, First he was able to convince the entire nation and the armed force to go fighting, (Vandio 2013). He was able to convince the entire nation down a path full of uncertainties that included conflicts and great loss, (Vandio 2013). It is difficulty for a single person to convince the whole nation to follow a certain path. In most cases it requires help and backup from other people or leaders but Hitler did it, what an excellent leader.
Additionally, Adolf Hitler was able to convince member of the workers party to allow him transform it from a group into a political part and at the same time become the chairman of that party, (Geoffrey 2000). This is an attributed of a good leader because not all individuals or leaders can do it. To be appointed as a chancellor of the coalition government he must have convinced the president, other leaders and the whole public that he had the capability of taking up the role.
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A visionary leader
Hitler was able to exploit the state of depression or recession and higher …show more content…
His aim of engaging in the Second World War was not to cause numerous deaths but was to save his country and his people, (Keegan 1989). He wanted to retain the cultural and social backgrounds of his people. Furthermore, most businesses had been taken over by foreigners meaning that citizens were becoming slaves in their own country, (Keegan 1989). He fought for the pride of his country and nit just personal interest, (Keegan …show more content…
Hitler was such kind of person, First he was able to convince the entire nation and the armed force to go fighting, (Vandio 2013). He was able to convince the entire nation down a path full of uncertainties that included conflicts and great loss, (Vandio 2013). It is difficulty for a single person to convince the whole nation to follow a certain path. In most cases it requires help and backup from other people or leaders but Hitler did it, what an excellent leader.
Additionally, Adolf Hitler was able to convince member of the workers party to allow him transform it from a group into a political part and at the same time become the chairman of that party, (Geoffrey 2000). This is an attributed of a good leader because not all individuals or leaders can do it. To be appointed as a chancellor of the coalition government he must have convinced the president, other leaders and the whole public that he had the capability of taking up the role.
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