Cenk Henden
HIST 316
10.1.18
“Adolf Hitler” is one of the most worldwide recognized names since the 20th century, and I will write about how that came to be. Hitler is known as one of the most evil man of history, and even his name discomforts people. He ruled Germany for many years until his defeat which lead to his suicide. I will summarize his life, followed by his accomplishment and his methods of success, finalized with a conclusion. I believe that Hitler was a very smart but twisted man who used his mind for the wrong purposes and will forever remembered as an evil figure to remind us what people can do if they are rallied behind capable leaders.
He was born in 1889 Austria and had a very troubled childhood. He had an abusive father …show more content…
His right hand man Hermann Göring was very successful with propaganda and designed his speeches. The president at the time was Paul von Hinderburg, an unsuccessful politician and a former soldier, he was liked for people for being a pure German war hero on the other hand Hitler was an Austrian. Unemployment rate was at 30% at Hinderburg rule so this was the first issue Hitler addressed. Göring created a four year plan to show Germany that they can actually make a difference. They explained how they will create jobs and increase the welfare levels. Furthermore Hitler always wanted a car that is cheap and accessible to all of his citizens, so he created “Volkswagen” which meant( the people’s car). It was the most basic car that satisfied a standart families’ needs. Before Volkswagen only a very small percentage of the German population could afford a car. This further increased Hitler’s support in the peoples’ …show more content…
He wanted to create a pure German race without Jews or any other ethnicity. He trained them from young ages through his system of Hitler Jugend, meaning Hitler youth. Hitler said “He alone, who owns the youth, controls the future”. Young boys were forced to join the HJ, they weren’t complaining too much though. HJ trained them physically from a young age and brainwashed them to love Hitler. When they graduate from HJ, the children were considered pure Aryans. With these forces backing him up, he convinced the people of Germany that the Jews were the root of all the problems and the reason for Germany’s current position. He wanted to eliminate all of the Jews, their culture and heritage included. He commanded all of the books that could be found of all the Jewish authors to be burned publicly. He created posters that depicted Jews as evil greedy monsters that had to be killed. He ordered for Jews to be captured and sent to concentration camps, in which they were used in every way. First all of their belongings was seized by the government, even their hair was shaven off to be used as material. They were forced to work in labor camps until their death. Some of other prisoners, especially kids and twins, were used for experiments. From, scientists injected fluids into eyes trying to change its color to testing telepathic abilities of twins. They also experimented on the
HIST 316
10.1.18
“Adolf Hitler” is one of the most worldwide recognized names since the 20th century, and I will write about how that came to be. Hitler is known as one of the most evil man of history, and even his name discomforts people. He ruled Germany for many years until his defeat which lead to his suicide. I will summarize his life, followed by his accomplishment and his methods of success, finalized with a conclusion. I believe that Hitler was a very smart but twisted man who used his mind for the wrong purposes and will forever remembered as an evil figure to remind us what people can do if they are rallied behind capable leaders.
He was born in 1889 Austria and had a very troubled childhood. He had an abusive father …show more content…
His right hand man Hermann Göring was very successful with propaganda and designed his speeches. The president at the time was Paul von Hinderburg, an unsuccessful politician and a former soldier, he was liked for people for being a pure German war hero on the other hand Hitler was an Austrian. Unemployment rate was at 30% at Hinderburg rule so this was the first issue Hitler addressed. Göring created a four year plan to show Germany that they can actually make a difference. They explained how they will create jobs and increase the welfare levels. Furthermore Hitler always wanted a car that is cheap and accessible to all of his citizens, so he created “Volkswagen” which meant( the people’s car). It was the most basic car that satisfied a standart families’ needs. Before Volkswagen only a very small percentage of the German population could afford a car. This further increased Hitler’s support in the peoples’ …show more content…
He wanted to create a pure German race without Jews or any other ethnicity. He trained them from young ages through his system of Hitler Jugend, meaning Hitler youth. Hitler said “He alone, who owns the youth, controls the future”. Young boys were forced to join the HJ, they weren’t complaining too much though. HJ trained them physically from a young age and brainwashed them to love Hitler. When they graduate from HJ, the children were considered pure Aryans. With these forces backing him up, he convinced the people of Germany that the Jews were the root of all the problems and the reason for Germany’s current position. He wanted to eliminate all of the Jews, their culture and heritage included. He commanded all of the books that could be found of all the Jewish authors to be burned publicly. He created posters that depicted Jews as evil greedy monsters that had to be killed. He ordered for Jews to be captured and sent to concentration camps, in which they were used in every way. First all of their belongings was seized by the government, even their hair was shaven off to be used as material. They were forced to work in labor camps until their death. Some of other prisoners, especially kids and twins, were used for experiments. From, scientists injected fluids into eyes trying to change its color to testing telepathic abilities of twins. They also experimented on the