“It is not truth that matters, but victory.” Is one quote from Adolf Hitler showing he would go to great lengths to win even lie to millions of people. Hitler made an impact across the world, by beginning with an idea that Jews were the cause of the problems in Germany. From that he made the decision to try to eliminate Jews across Germany, then all of Europe.
You may think that a person like Hitler had a gruesome childhood to make him the horrible man he was, and you would almost be right. He essentially had a normal childhood, he was born on April 20th, 1889 in Braunau am Inn, Austria (“Adolf Hitler: Man and monster”). He had 3 other siblings; two of them were a stepbrother and stepsister. His mother and father lost two children to disease …show more content…
He quickly rose to power and became the Rank of lance corporal. Hitler also was rewarded with two Iron crosses for bravery (“Adolf Hitler”). Then in 1916 he was wounded and taken out of the war to recover, he was wounded at some one of the bloodiest wars (“Adolf Hitler: Man and monster”). After the war was over and Germany emitted defeat, Hitler became angry. Hitler thought he had to fix Germany, and the only way to do it was to e in politics. As a result he joined a party later called the Nazis, and soon rose to power, Hitler took control of the group and made the group symbol be the swastika (“The Coming of World War II”). As the group kept rising Hitler became more well know around the country. The party grew from 27,000 in 1925 to 108,000 in 1929 (“The rise of the Nazi Party”). More and more people liked what he had to say so he ran for presidency. Although he did not win, the President made Hitler, his chancellor so that he could calm down the people that follow Hitler (“Nazi Germany”). One night the Nazis held a protest know as the Beer Hall Putsch, although there was a fight and he got arrested (“The rise of the Nazi Party”). That night about a dozen people died in the fight (“Adolf Hitler”). He had a trail and was supposed to do five years in prison, but was only in for nine months. While he was jailed he wrote a book, all about what he thought of the Jews and the political system. The book sold 5 million copies. His book …show more content…
That same day he married Eva Braun after eleven years together. It was a short ceremony, with a small party shortly after that only close friends were invited to (“Adolf Hitler: Man and monster”). While in his bunker, Hitler also made his will (“Hitler’s Last Days”). While he was making his will he ordered his soldiers to burn or destroy all personal papers (“Hitler’s Last Days”).
The same day that he surrendered him, and his wife committed suicide. A doctor gave him two poison capsules, one for him and one for his wife. They gave them to their two dogs earlier, so they could see the effects on the dogs (“Hitler’s Last Days”). Eva and he went into the bunker, and Eva took is first followed by him. Although Eva was more affected so she died first, so Hitler shot himself in his head (“Adolf Hitler: Man and monster”). Many people connected to him were charged and taken to jail, so some people like his Chancellor Goebbels committed suicide a day later (“ Nazi
You may think that a person like Hitler had a gruesome childhood to make him the horrible man he was, and you would almost be right. He essentially had a normal childhood, he was born on April 20th, 1889 in Braunau am Inn, Austria (“Adolf Hitler: Man and monster”). He had 3 other siblings; two of them were a stepbrother and stepsister. His mother and father lost two children to disease …show more content…
He quickly rose to power and became the Rank of lance corporal. Hitler also was rewarded with two Iron crosses for bravery (“Adolf Hitler”). Then in 1916 he was wounded and taken out of the war to recover, he was wounded at some one of the bloodiest wars (“Adolf Hitler: Man and monster”). After the war was over and Germany emitted defeat, Hitler became angry. Hitler thought he had to fix Germany, and the only way to do it was to e in politics. As a result he joined a party later called the Nazis, and soon rose to power, Hitler took control of the group and made the group symbol be the swastika (“The Coming of World War II”). As the group kept rising Hitler became more well know around the country. The party grew from 27,000 in 1925 to 108,000 in 1929 (“The rise of the Nazi Party”). More and more people liked what he had to say so he ran for presidency. Although he did not win, the President made Hitler, his chancellor so that he could calm down the people that follow Hitler (“Nazi Germany”). One night the Nazis held a protest know as the Beer Hall Putsch, although there was a fight and he got arrested (“The rise of the Nazi Party”). That night about a dozen people died in the fight (“Adolf Hitler”). He had a trail and was supposed to do five years in prison, but was only in for nine months. While he was jailed he wrote a book, all about what he thought of the Jews and the political system. The book sold 5 million copies. His book …show more content…
That same day he married Eva Braun after eleven years together. It was a short ceremony, with a small party shortly after that only close friends were invited to (“Adolf Hitler: Man and monster”). While in his bunker, Hitler also made his will (“Hitler’s Last Days”). While he was making his will he ordered his soldiers to burn or destroy all personal papers (“Hitler’s Last Days”).
The same day that he surrendered him, and his wife committed suicide. A doctor gave him two poison capsules, one for him and one for his wife. They gave them to their two dogs earlier, so they could see the effects on the dogs (“Hitler’s Last Days”). Eva and he went into the bunker, and Eva took is first followed by him. Although Eva was more affected so she died first, so Hitler shot himself in his head (“Adolf Hitler: Man and monster”). Many people connected to him were charged and taken to jail, so some people like his Chancellor Goebbels committed suicide a day later (“ Nazi