Adolf Hitler
It doesn’t a matter if the leader is bad or good in person but the leadership was good or bad. Several leaders passed away and today they are history but few of them are still alive due to their leadership skills, achievements, movements and remarkable actions. One of the famous commander and leader in history, Adolf Hitler was born in Austria and raised up in Linz. He moved to Germany in 1931 and then joined the German workers party, forerunner of the NSDAP in 1921. He attempted a grapple in Munich to seize power and got imprisoned during which he lay down the first volume of his biography and political manifesto ‘Mein Kamp’ (my struggle) after its issue he gained a lot of popularity by attacking the Treaty of Versailles and …show more content…
He constructed a vision that stated the “Aryan race” was superior to all and “defin[ed] an organizational philosophy” that supported this inequality.”
Posted by Helen Jury (2010), Leadership Theory and Behavior
Retrieved from: http://leadershiptheory3450.blogspot.com/2010/11/adolf-hitler.html
Good Public Speaker with Oratory Skills
“Hitler was an actor of prodigious talents who could raise the temperature of the audience to flash-point, and at this point they were no longer separate individuals; they were all fused into the mass.”
(Robert Payne, The Life and Death of Adolf Hitler, 1973, p. 156)
His record of speech-making was what brought the audience to that hall in Munich in 1920. And, as Stefan Kanfer explained in TIME’s 1989 examination of the origins of World War II, Hitler’s power was closely linked to his abilities as an …show more content…
As per Maslow’s Theory of Need Hierarchy
Leaders tend to be a bit higher on the hierarchy of need than followers. This is because people who have satisfied a need can help others satisfy it as well. The natural tendency to move up the hierarchy means that we will seek to avoid moving downward; thus we are not likely to follow leaders at lower levels than we are, unless something in the environment is confusing (as in the case of flawed leaders like Adolf
It doesn’t a matter if the leader is bad or good in person but the leadership was good or bad. Several leaders passed away and today they are history but few of them are still alive due to their leadership skills, achievements, movements and remarkable actions. One of the famous commander and leader in history, Adolf Hitler was born in Austria and raised up in Linz. He moved to Germany in 1931 and then joined the German workers party, forerunner of the NSDAP in 1921. He attempted a grapple in Munich to seize power and got imprisoned during which he lay down the first volume of his biography and political manifesto ‘Mein Kamp’ (my struggle) after its issue he gained a lot of popularity by attacking the Treaty of Versailles and …show more content…
He constructed a vision that stated the “Aryan race” was superior to all and “defin[ed] an organizational philosophy” that supported this inequality.”
Posted by Helen Jury (2010), Leadership Theory and Behavior
Retrieved from: http://leadershiptheory3450.blogspot.com/2010/11/adolf-hitler.html
Good Public Speaker with Oratory Skills
“Hitler was an actor of prodigious talents who could raise the temperature of the audience to flash-point, and at this point they were no longer separate individuals; they were all fused into the mass.”
(Robert Payne, The Life and Death of Adolf Hitler, 1973, p. 156)
His record of speech-making was what brought the audience to that hall in Munich in 1920. And, as Stefan Kanfer explained in TIME’s 1989 examination of the origins of World War II, Hitler’s power was closely linked to his abilities as an …show more content…
As per Maslow’s Theory of Need Hierarchy
Leaders tend to be a bit higher on the hierarchy of need than followers. This is because people who have satisfied a need can help others satisfy it as well. The natural tendency to move up the hierarchy means that we will seek to avoid moving downward; thus we are not likely to follow leaders at lower levels than we are, unless something in the environment is confusing (as in the case of flawed leaders like Adolf