From over centuries, psychologies have research various type of personalities and based on those research it can be concluded that human, each and every one of us have different kind of personality. Personality can be different based on their way of living and also their surroundings.
As for Adolf Hitler, he is one of many successful leaders that have a unique and devastating personality. Based on many studies have shown that Hitler was cruel, inhuman, and also insatiable greed for power but not all was agreed as certain would say that Hitler was very charismatic person. However, during his time Hitler have killed nearly 11 million people and most of the people who have been killed was Jews. From the psychoanalytic perspective, Adolf Hitler’s …show more content…
From his book the “Mein Kamf”, hitler described the feelings on how being despised, betrayed and hated by Jews, we can see he was a neurotic and paranoid person. Hitler also illustrated the common situation as threatening, and the minor frustrations as hopelessly difficult. He can’t make rational judgement on what is right and wrong, conversely bias, prejudice. Perhaps this the main reason that how he became extremely …show more content…
He was unable to build intimate relationships with people and failed at making friends. Yet, it was already clear at the time that Hitler possessed charisma.Rees cites a couple of revealing anecdotes that illustrate the young man’s determination to undertake the most ambitious projects. According to his former housemate Kubizek, one day Hitler wanted to write an opera and the next, with equal vigour, he would decide to renew the sewage system in Vienna.This, according to the historian, is the basis for charisma: having a clear vision and a mission on a subject and the determination to convince the world of that
As for Adolf Hitler, he is one of many successful leaders that have a unique and devastating personality. Based on many studies have shown that Hitler was cruel, inhuman, and also insatiable greed for power but not all was agreed as certain would say that Hitler was very charismatic person. However, during his time Hitler have killed nearly 11 million people and most of the people who have been killed was Jews. From the psychoanalytic perspective, Adolf Hitler’s …show more content…
From his book the “Mein Kamf”, hitler described the feelings on how being despised, betrayed and hated by Jews, we can see he was a neurotic and paranoid person. Hitler also illustrated the common situation as threatening, and the minor frustrations as hopelessly difficult. He can’t make rational judgement on what is right and wrong, conversely bias, prejudice. Perhaps this the main reason that how he became extremely …show more content…
He was unable to build intimate relationships with people and failed at making friends. Yet, it was already clear at the time that Hitler possessed charisma.Rees cites a couple of revealing anecdotes that illustrate the young man’s determination to undertake the most ambitious projects. According to his former housemate Kubizek, one day Hitler wanted to write an opera and the next, with equal vigour, he would decide to renew the sewage system in Vienna.This, according to the historian, is the basis for charisma: having a clear vision and a mission on a subject and the determination to convince the world of that