“Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it.” That is a quote from Adolf Hitler himself. The reign of Hitler is arguably one of the worst time periods human history has ever faced (1933-1945). The German people loved and trusted him because he tricked them into thinking he wanted to serve his people. In reality, Hitler needed to gain the Germans trust first so he could satisfy his true agenda: eliminating the Jewish people because he strongly felt they were the reason Germany lost World War 1. He is considered responsible for World War 2 and the slaughter of over 50 million people. In his early years as a politician, he joined the small nationalist group, referred to as the German’s Worker’s Party,
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Adolf was different, he was extremely charismatic and could rally up a crowd like no one had ever witnessed before. He spoke with passion and his oratory skills were exceptional. With a mesmeric voice and great animation while he speaks using is tone of voice and hand gestures to most people, looked like a God. Ironically, in Hitler’s early years there wasn’t any clear signs that gave a hint to his extraordinary future. His father Alois, beat him and his mother Klara tried to protect him. After his mothers’ death, Adolf was devastated and he carried her portrait with him everywhere he went. In school, he was smart and always at the top of his class up until he hit secondary school. Instead of focusing on academics, he longed to go to an art school in Vienna. The paintings and watercolors he produced were competent, but not good enough to get in. Hitler applied twice and was rejected both times. These rejections greatly angered him and he became a drifter and he was unsure of what he wanted to do with his life. Finding his way back to Germany, he enlisted into the army. There he finally felt purpose for his life, and Hitler’s bravery in World War 1 earned him the iron cross twice. Fighting for his adopted beloved country was what he was passionate about. The news of Germany’s loss filled him with anger and blamed the Jews for plotting against Germany causing them to lose the war. He grew obsessed with the idea of the Jewish conspiracy and that obsession propelled him into politics. His passion for getting revenge on the Jews was always his motive for coming into power and was stronger than wanting what was best for his country. Throughout the years after World War 1, Hitler realized he had a knack for public speaking and was a natural at persuasion. He was a determined man and would go to great lengths to get what he desired.
Adolf was different, he was extremely charismatic and could rally up a crowd like no one had ever witnessed before. He spoke with passion and his oratory skills were exceptional. With a mesmeric voice and great animation while he speaks using is tone of voice and hand gestures to most people, looked like a God. Ironically, in Hitler’s early years there wasn’t any clear signs that gave a hint to his extraordinary future. His father Alois, beat him and his mother Klara tried to protect him. After his mothers’ death, Adolf was devastated and he carried her portrait with him everywhere he went. In school, he was smart and always at the top of his class up until he hit secondary school. Instead of focusing on academics, he longed to go to an art school in Vienna. The paintings and watercolors he produced were competent, but not good enough to get in. Hitler applied twice and was rejected both times. These rejections greatly angered him and he became a drifter and he was unsure of what he wanted to do with his life. Finding his way back to Germany, he enlisted into the army. There he finally felt purpose for his life, and Hitler’s bravery in World War 1 earned him the iron cross twice. Fighting for his adopted beloved country was what he was passionate about. The news of Germany’s loss filled him with anger and blamed the Jews for plotting against Germany causing them to lose the war. He grew obsessed with the idea of the Jewish conspiracy and that obsession propelled him into politics. His passion for getting revenge on the Jews was always his motive for coming into power and was stronger than wanting what was best for his country. Throughout the years after World War 1, Hitler realized he had a knack for public speaking and was a natural at persuasion. He was a determined man and would go to great lengths to get what he desired.