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    When we think of controversial leaders, Adolf Hitler is the first name to pop up in people’s minds. Although most of those people don’t realize it, Hitler got most of his military techniques and ideas from another man in history. Napoleon Bonaparte was the mastermind behind all of the military tactics that have been used for generations before Hitler, and they are still used today. There are plenty of differences in the two leaders and the way that they lead, but most of the similarities are too obvious to pass up. Bonaparte and Hitler were two leaders of different countries, with different political views, who tried to conquer Europe, but were defeated by their enemies in an almost identical way. Two men born in different centuries, in…

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    After Hitler’s appointment to chancellor, an internal purge of political opposition destroyed any possible objection to Nazi policies. The Nazis began implementing the “Fuhrer-myth,” to spark the idolization of Adolf Hitler by citizens. This myth served as a justification for the Germans and their actions against racial minorities any verbal or physical assault was done in the honor of Hitler and the national community. Civilians supported the National Socialist’s idea of social and economic…

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    Hitler Ideology

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    Political Ideology Under Hitler and the Nazi Party: Police State Following the passage of the Enabling Law, the rest of the political system was Nazified, turning the former Democratic government into a single party police state. With the death of President Hindenburg in 1934, Hitler combined the role of Chancellor and President into a uniform role, dictating his role as the Fuhrer of Germany, and by 1934, Hitler was enforcing Nazi doctrines and ideologies on all aspects of life in Nazi…

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    Throughout the film Hitler is shown throughout many different periods in life. However, the one thing that is present through it all is that he is shown as a monster. The film shows the growth of Hitler from a young boy to a man. It shows how he came to have a hatred for the Jews and how he became so evil as people say. It shows how he truly was a monster. While there may have been some scenes showing a softer side of him he really was crazy, and nothing stopped him. Throughout the film showing…

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    Rise Of Hitler

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    The Rise of Hitler and The Nazi party proposed a threat so great that it pressured the United States to join World War II due to the unrelenting power of the Nazis and the fear imposed on the seemingly vulnerable United States. Hitler led Germany to regain status and dignity after the humiliation of the War Guilt Clause contained in the Treaty of Versailles. When Germany led the the Axis powers which was composed of Nazi Germany, Italy, and Japan to wage war against the Allies, primarily…

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    German Rise of Adolf Hitler Fresh out of World War I and full of nationalist ideas, Adolf Hitler felt attracted to the small German Workers Party, an extreme “military-political-Volkish organization.” Shortly after joining the party in 1919, Hitler rose to leader of the party, renaming it the National Socialist Workers Party, or Nazi Party. Hitler and the Nazi Party promised to restore Germany to its former greatness all while destroying Jews and communism. Instances such as the Treaty of…

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    Nietzsche And Hitler

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    will to power since everything in life is constantly reoccurring. There will be no instances of moments that the will to power will last permanently by itself since it will have to end and restart again from the view of eternal recurrence. The Nazi’s wanted a will to power that would last forever and not ever have to reoccur again and start over. They interpreted Nietzsche as an individual who advocated the will to power, where individuals use their expressive and aggressive will to claim power…

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    The Hitler Youth

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    Imagine a young child filled with joy to serve for their nation in war. The Hitler Youth was an army of German kids from 10-18 which was founded in 1926. Many young boys around the 1940’s in Germany were proud to join the army because boys like Dieter Steiner felt, “I am all grown up. I’m a pimpf!” (Steiner 2) How was this approved by parents and where did this idea come from? Well, the Hitler Youth came from Germany’s very own dictator, Adolf Hitler’s military preparation to become a soldier…

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    Hitler Heredity

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    Man is a product of his environment. This is a common statement that can be a controversial topic. While some base their responses to this statement on science while others use religion or their own common beliefs. In my perspective, this statement is true in some ways and not true in others. Hitler’s rise to power during the 1940s shows how this statement is true, while the heredity of the people Hitler was trying to create shows how this statement is incorrect. To begin, Hitler’s rise to…

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    As an individual voice from the millions of children who were raised on the ideologies of the Nazi Party and the powerful image of Hitler, Alfons Heck shares the story of his experience before and during his time in the Hitler Youth. His novel, A Child of Hitler, gives a child’s account of one of the most momentous events in all of history. World War II broke out in 1939, but the Nazi movement began much earlier, persuading German citizens to fight for their country and to have faith in their…

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