Hitler's Argumentative Essay

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World war II is long gone, but not forgotten. It brought destruction, and it gave evil a face and a name. Hitler was seen as an anti-Crist trough out the world. It was not surprise, since in his ambition for power he left destruction and death as a reminder that he once lived in the same planet as we do. He had great success accomplishing every single goal he wished for; but at the end Hitler’s struggled for power became a reality once more. as for we all know that time forgives no one, and what is born will one day be destroyed.

In January 1942 Hitler once said, “This war can end two ways, Either the extermination of the of the Arya people or the disappearance of Jewry from Europe.” Hitler was extremely angered by the Jewish,
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Germany doesn’t have the industrial capacity to make more tanks, planes, submarines and bombs necessary to defect the Allied forces. Hitler in his last days in war, is at his bunker that is located in central Berling. Even after reading the letter from Albert Speer, he didn’t want to surrender. In this bunker he was accompanied by his most loyal staff and the woman he will married before his soul leaves the planet, Eva Braun. The allied force is winning territory and the Russian are getting closer to Berlin. “April 10, 1945 Hitler is speaking on his final conference” , he still talks like he can win the war, but most of the Germans in the conferences pay little attention to what he has to say, their greatest enemies are getting ready to strike, and the defeat of the Nazi’s seem inevitable. April 30, 1945 Russia is already in Berlin, and its taking control over the city. Many Nazi’s at this point start taking of their uniforms and get dressed like civilians. I think it is incredible how powerful was Hitler’s Will, he believed he could win, but that changed on his last day of life. As he didn’t what to be captured he had some cyanide pills ready, but gave one to his dog to make sure it will kill him when the time is right. It was on April 30, 1945 when Hitler and his wife Eva Braun took the mortal pill, as Hitler didn’t want to get capture by the Russians. They were sitting on a couch, Eva was the first to take the pill, then followed Hitler, “as he was Swallowing he shot himself on the temple just in case the cyanide pill didn’t kill him”

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