Hitler and Stalin we the ruler of two of the most dangerous countries. Joseph Stalin ruled The Soviet Union from 1929 to 1953 and was a horrible ruthless leader. Adolf Hitler ruled over Nazi Germany from 1934 to 1945 and started World War 2. They had both participated in the War but were on opposite sides. The Allies came out victorious and Hitler lost but the two weren't much different. They both had a huge impact on their regimes, there form of prisons or camps and how they lead their country. Hitler’s and Stalin’s impact on their countries was massive. Stalin was in power for longer but they both were very important in the history of where they ruled. Stalin ruled over the Soviet Union and destroyed the idea of communism, while Hitler
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Joseph Stalin and Hitler ran their countries with their armies which caused great fear between the people. In the Soviet Union and Germany. Stalin would kill anyone who opposed him politically or if anyone spoke out of term. He would do this by sending in his secret police to do what was necessary which would either be to kill them or to send them to the camps. While Hitler ran his country with great fear because of his army and what he was willing to do. If you followed a religion he did not like you would be sent to camps or killed. A surprising fact is that Hitler took power legally. People would believe in him because Germany was in a horrible crisis that they needed to get out of. So when Hitler gave his speeches he made people believe he would make a difference. When he gained power nobody knew what he was going to do. But after this if you spoke out against the government you could be killed just like Stalin. These two lead their countries with great fear which made everyone follow them no matter what. Joseph Stalin and Adolf hitler were big factors in the Germany and The Soviet Union. The impact on their country, they had prison camps, and how they lead their country are just some similarities between the two. Both Stalin and Hitler were huge factors in history people are taught all over the world. These two represent dictatorship and its flaws and what to much power and control can do. The two were different
Joseph Stalin and Hitler ran their countries with their armies which caused great fear between the people. In the Soviet Union and Germany. Stalin would kill anyone who opposed him politically or if anyone spoke out of term. He would do this by sending in his secret police to do what was necessary which would either be to kill them or to send them to the camps. While Hitler ran his country with great fear because of his army and what he was willing to do. If you followed a religion he did not like you would be sent to camps or killed. A surprising fact is that Hitler took power legally. People would believe in him because Germany was in a horrible crisis that they needed to get out of. So when Hitler gave his speeches he made people believe he would make a difference. When he gained power nobody knew what he was going to do. But after this if you spoke out against the government you could be killed just like Stalin. These two lead their countries with great fear which made everyone follow them no matter what. Joseph Stalin and Adolf hitler were big factors in the Germany and The Soviet Union. The impact on their country, they had prison camps, and how they lead their country are just some similarities between the two. Both Stalin and Hitler were huge factors in history people are taught all over the world. These two represent dictatorship and its flaws and what to much power and control can do. The two were different