Bloodthirsty Hatred: A Brief Biography Of Adolf Hitler

Bloodthirsty Hatred Hitler once said that it was “Either victory of the Aryan, or annihilation of the Aryan and the victory of the Jew” (Michal). Power. What is it? Some say that is the root of all evil. Hitler was a great example of this. He was a power hungry young adult that hated anyone that was not a “pure” German, rose to power when Germany was in trouble and did some horrendous things to others. The “great” Führer, Hitler, was born on April 20, 1889. He was born in Braunau am Inn, a small town hugging the border of Germany (Rubenstein 5). When Hitler was young, he was beaten by his father for being disobedient (Rubenstein 10). In his early school years, he was one of the best students in school, but after awhile he was sent …show more content…
In the month of November of 1923, a United States $1 was worth 4 billion German marks (Michal). In that same month on the 9th, Hitler went to the Beer Hall Putsch as an attempt to over through the German government (Giblin 36). When he was there he tried to talk about how he was only trying to save to the German race for the evil of the Republicanism. In this he was unsuccessful (Giblin 37). As time went by Hitler started to try to recruit more people. He went after people that were young, unemployed, or that were a part of the lower middle class. The lack of confidence in the government at the time made it incredibly easy for Hitler to gain a large group of followers (“Hitler Comes to Power”). Millions of people were looking for communist for their salvation. They saw the Hitler that hated to the Treaty of Versailles and thought that he would be a good leader. They wanted him to enter the race to become President, but Hitler did not want that he wanted ultimate power, Chancellor (Giblin 64). After a little bit of time Hitler decide to run for President. He did not win, he only won 3% of the vote for the first time, then the second time he ran for it he won 33% of the vote. Which was a good sign for him. The reason for the big jump in votes was because he had some of the head of major companies in with him like Mercedes- Benz and I.G (Giblin 69). …show more content…
About 50% of these people lived in 10 of the largest cities. Hitler made it a point to earn the respect of the German people. He told them that it was all of the Jewish people's faults. That they were the ones to blame for their poorness. In 1933 Germany had only 565,000 out of a total population of 67 million. That is only .75% of their population (“Hitler Comes to Power). How can they blame their poverty on them? Where there's a will there’s a was. Hitler told them that the Jewish people had all the jobs. In April of 1933, A Nationwide boycott of all Jewish-owned business was ordered. SA and SS (Sturmabteilung and Schutzstaffel) Were the ones who enforced the terror that the Nazi party was wanting (“Hitler Comes to Power”). They stood out in front of the Jewish business and informed the public that the owners were Jewish and that they were not allowed to be a customer of them (“Hitler Comes to Power”). There were so many excuses, that they had to do what they did, but the one that stands out to me is that they represented everything that the Nazis despised. The Nazis believed that the money was controlled by Jewish financiers and that they were trying to modernize the cultural through movements like psychoanalysis and swing music (Michal). On September 1 of 1939 was when Germany turned their anger on anyone that was of the Jewish religion. The Nazis wanted the Jewish