The Impact of Hitler
Adolf Hitler he was a soldier who was once a decorated war veteran of world war 1. He was the leader who was once worshipped by million of germans and his responsible was for the massacre million jews. Now he is the most hated dictator of the 20th century and the human history. Hitler became more powerful because the society discounted with the government during world war 1 , which resonated with the weakened germany and his extensive or effective use of propaganda. Adolf Hitler, the soldier who was once a decorate war veteran of world war 1, the leader who was once worshipped by millions of germans. The villain who was responsible for the massacre of million of jews, is now the most …show more content…
During the Crystal Night, the German civilians, with some German stormtroopers attacked Jewish people and homes, broke the glasses of Jewish shops and burned down Jewish synagogues. The Crystal Night demonstrates that Hitler’s idea of the supremacy of the Aryan race and that the Jews were contaminating the Aryan blood not only bound the German people together, but also gave them the motivation to work and fight together. On top of nationalism and the idea of Gemeinschaft, Hitler emphasized, and most of all, believed in the idea of duty, the duty to the state, the duty to Germany. During World War I, Hitler volunteered as a soldier on the frontline, and believed in the idea of serving Germany. In his book Mein Kampf, Hitler talked about his personal experience as a soldier who struggled between saving his own life and fighting for Germany’s glory, “a time came when there arose within each one of us a conflict between the urge to self- preservation and the call of duty. finally the internal strife was over and the call of duty was
Adolf Hitler he was a soldier who was once a decorated war veteran of world war 1. He was the leader who was once worshipped by million of germans and his responsible was for the massacre million jews. Now he is the most hated dictator of the 20th century and the human history. Hitler became more powerful because the society discounted with the government during world war 1 , which resonated with the weakened germany and his extensive or effective use of propaganda. Adolf Hitler, the soldier who was once a decorate war veteran of world war 1, the leader who was once worshipped by millions of germans. The villain who was responsible for the massacre of million of jews, is now the most …show more content…
During the Crystal Night, the German civilians, with some German stormtroopers attacked Jewish people and homes, broke the glasses of Jewish shops and burned down Jewish synagogues. The Crystal Night demonstrates that Hitler’s idea of the supremacy of the Aryan race and that the Jews were contaminating the Aryan blood not only bound the German people together, but also gave them the motivation to work and fight together. On top of nationalism and the idea of Gemeinschaft, Hitler emphasized, and most of all, believed in the idea of duty, the duty to the state, the duty to Germany. During World War I, Hitler volunteered as a soldier on the frontline, and believed in the idea of serving Germany. In his book Mein Kampf, Hitler talked about his personal experience as a soldier who struggled between saving his own life and fighting for Germany’s glory, “a time came when there arose within each one of us a conflict between the urge to self- preservation and the call of duty. finally the internal strife was over and the call of duty was