Adolf Hitler's Analysis

Throughout the years, thousands of million people were manipulated because of Adolf Hitler’s power. When Hitler came into power in the 1930s, he did what was necessary to make Germany better again. Hitler had many plans to expand Germany regardless of the restrictions put into place after the Treaty of Versailles. This meaning, he went beyond by expanding Germany territory and the old territory that was taken away with the treaty.
Adolf Hitler made sure Germany did everything possible so no other country could take advantage or make less of them, as they did in the Treaty of Versailles. Hitler went against the treaty and its regulations that could have led to another war. Hitler with many other Germans supported this idea. Hitler continued to manipulate people with his power in order to take control of them. Now the question is how Hitler armed his soldiers and prepare Germany for what was yet to come.
Once the Treaty of Versailles was signed in 1919, Hitler was humiliated. All of Germany was …show more content…
(Bentley, Ziegler & Streets-Salter, 2014) Women were persuaded to have as many kids as possible and they were rewarded for this. According to Bentley, Ziegler and Streets-Salter, women annually on August 12th received the Honor Cross award of the German mother. There were three categories of awards: women who bore more than eight children received the gold award, silver for women who bore more than six and bronze for women who bore more than four children. But why is reproduction so important for Germany. The purposes were to not only have pure Germans but to grow their population so they could expand their territory. Expansion is very important for Germany after their land was given to their enemies. With the Treaty of Versailles, Germany could not go fight to get their land back, so why not attempt to expand their land with growing their