Adolf Hitler was elected the chancellor of Germany in 1933 and later became the Führer of Nazi Germany serving as a dictator and leader of the Nazi Party. Within his years as leader he initiated World War II, caused the deaths of 6 million Jewish people (plus a few million others), and left an impoverished Germany behind. Adolf Hitler’s early interest in German nationalism and joining the DAP (also known as Nazi’s after name change) was central to his motivations in life as a leader.
The Nazi party was an oppressive and dictating force in Nazi Germany strongly enforced by Hitler who created the Holocaust and changed the social setting in Germany. When the Nazi Party came into power they made good “on the Nazi’s pledge to persecute Jews if the …show more content…
Eventually this image was shattered by initiating an attack on Poland and starting World War II and in its wake left behind an impoverished Germany. In his years as leader he was known for his powerful speeches, persuading people with emotion and made himself seen as representative of the general public. This was one of his many propaganda techniques which allowed him to stay in power and convince others to follow the same beliefs he did. He also promoted a false Germany, putting a “pause” on Jew baiting”, “forcing an absence of the coverage on the rigorous application of the Nuremberg laws”, and “pause” also applied to the African-Americans”(Kruger 37) in the 1936 Olympics. He did not want other countries knowing of the racism and injustice occurring in Germany so he used propaganda to “leave” it out and get other countries to participate in the Olympics. After they ended he continued with the injustices occurring which did not end until the end of World War II in which he left his infamous legacy behind along with an impoverished Germany due to the …show more content…
It significantly affected how he rose to power and created a different social setting in the country which he led. It also shows the way he controlled the nation through propaganda to show others the false country that others wanted to exist considering the speculation around what was actually occurring at the time. He was a catalyst for change in the sense that he changed an entire country's attitude towards certain people that did not “fit in” and left a tragic event and catastrophic amount of deaths in its
The Nazi party was an oppressive and dictating force in Nazi Germany strongly enforced by Hitler who created the Holocaust and changed the social setting in Germany. When the Nazi Party came into power they made good “on the Nazi’s pledge to persecute Jews if the …show more content…
Eventually this image was shattered by initiating an attack on Poland and starting World War II and in its wake left behind an impoverished Germany. In his years as leader he was known for his powerful speeches, persuading people with emotion and made himself seen as representative of the general public. This was one of his many propaganda techniques which allowed him to stay in power and convince others to follow the same beliefs he did. He also promoted a false Germany, putting a “pause” on Jew baiting”, “forcing an absence of the coverage on the rigorous application of the Nuremberg laws”, and “pause” also applied to the African-Americans”(Kruger 37) in the 1936 Olympics. He did not want other countries knowing of the racism and injustice occurring in Germany so he used propaganda to “leave” it out and get other countries to participate in the Olympics. After they ended he continued with the injustices occurring which did not end until the end of World War II in which he left his infamous legacy behind along with an impoverished Germany due to the …show more content…
It significantly affected how he rose to power and created a different social setting in the country which he led. It also shows the way he controlled the nation through propaganda to show others the false country that others wanted to exist considering the speculation around what was actually occurring at the time. He was a catalyst for change in the sense that he changed an entire country's attitude towards certain people that did not “fit in” and left a tragic event and catastrophic amount of deaths in its