The Importance Of Hitler's Coming To Power

Hitler’s coming to power “Hatred is more durable than aversion,” is what Adolf Hitler wrote on page 371 of his book Mein Kampf. Many would argue how he was the world’s most hated man whom took millions of Jews lives, but certainly this insane man had to have got into power somehow. This particular Dictator came to power by confronting his people about the current issues happening in both Germany and Prussia; although what he said was true, Hitler had done the complete opposite from what he said he was going to do. This led him to fall from power which led to a nation falling to create many little nations from it. Adolf Hitler was born in 1889 on April 20th at Braunau-am-Inn, Austria. Growing up with a poor child record at school, he left with the ambitions of becoming an artist. At the age of thirteen, Alois Hitler, Adolf’s father, passed away and his mother had raised his sister, Paula, and himself on her own. …show more content…
As great as that is, what about the juicy, extra details about him? Some may never guess this, but Hitler was actually a very kind and soft spoken at a young age which all changed thanks to his father forcing him to go into the government instead of accepting his wishes to become an artist. Ever wondered why he has so many pictures of him taking speeches? Hitler was narcissistic and had Heinrich Hoffman, a photographer, take pictures of him as he did them since he wanted to see how “cool” he looked doing them. This may come off as a shocker considered he liked to look at himself, but he ordered Hoffman to destroy the pictures. Hoffman disobeyed his wishes and hid them in his memoir. For the last fact, he was terrible at saving his money. Hitler would buy almost anything from clothes, to cars, to campaign; he didn’t even pay his income tax. This was all uncovered with the help of a biographer named, Volker