Adolf Hitler dictator of Germany

 

Adolf Hitler, nicknamed Der Führer (German: "Leader"), (born April 20, 1889, Braunau am Inn, Austria - kicked a bucket April 30, 1945, Berlin, Germany), head of the Party The Nazis (from 1920/21) and the chancellor (Kanzler) and Führer of Germany (1933–45). He was chancellor since January 30, 1933, and, following the passing of President Paul von Hindenburg, received the twin titles of Führer and chancellor (August 2, 1934).

Hitler's father, Alois (born 1837), did not get pregnant. For a time he named his mother, Schicklgruber, but by 1876 he had established his family name under the last name Hitler. Adolf did not use another surname.

early life

After his father retired from the administration of state culture, Adolf Hitler burned most of his youth in Linz, the capital of Upper Austria. It remained his beloved city all his life, and he spoke of his desire to keep us there. Alois Hitler kicked the bucket in 1903 but left enough money and saved money to help his important colleagues and youth. Although Hitler was afraid of him and despised his father, he was a child to his mother, who kicked him in the bucket after experiencing many experiences in 1907. With a combined record as an illiterate man, Hitler did not go beyond the teaching of an assistant. After leaving school, he visited Vienna, and at that time, he returned to Linz, where he dreamed of becoming a professional wrestler. After that, he used the small refund he had been attracting to accompany him to Vienna. He wanted to focus on crafts, he had few resources, but he twice neglected to tie the part of the School of Fine Arts. For years he lived a miserable and unemployed life, finding an unsafe job by drawing postcards and promotions and floating from one lodge to another. Hitler had previously portrayed the elements that defined his later life: depression and mystery, the bohemian way of normal existence, and contempt for cosmopolitanism and the international man of Vienna.

In 1913 Hitler moved to Munich. He was tested for Austrian military assistance in February 1914, and given the wrong authority because of a lack of real power; yet, as World War I broke out, he appealed to Bavarian King Louis III to allow him to serve, and one day after submitting his application, he was told that he would be allowed to join the 16th Regiment of the Bavarian Reserve Infantry. After two months of preparation, Hitler was transferred to Belgium in October 1914, where he participated in the First World War in Ypres. He worked on the entire conflict, was injured in October 1916, and was shot two years later near Ypres. He was hospitalized when the dispute ended. During the controversy, he always excelled as a middle-aged runner; His boldness in real life was rewarded with Iron Cross, Second Class, in December 1914, and Iron Cross, First Class (extraordinary corporal development), in August 1918. He accepted the conflict forcefully, as a marvelous aid. from the frustration and futility of ordinary citizen life. He received discipline and satisfying relationships and was reassured of his faith in the beauty of war.

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Released from the emergency clinic during the social unrest following the loss of Germany, Hitler began his political career in Munich in May – June 1919. As a military and political analyst, he joined the German Workers' Party in Munich (September 1919). In 1920 he was charged with genocide and sent soldiers to dedicate himself to furthering his position within the party, which in that year was renamed the National-sozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (Nazi). Conditions were in place for the development of such a team. Hatred over the lack of conflict and the seriousness of the terms of the agreement added to the financial burden and brought great dissatisfaction. This was particularly acute in Bavaria, due to its general disagreements and the well-known regional hatred of the general government in Berlin. In March 1920 the uprising of several armed officers attempted to form a participatory government.

Munich was the site of a military and civilian event for the disgraced Freikorps, organized in 1918-19 from German military units that were reluctant to return to civilian life, as well as anti-military political activists. Republic. Most of these joined the Nazi Party. The first of them was Ernst Röhm, a local military officer who had joined the German Workers' Get-together before Hitler and who had been instrumental in promoting Hitler's rise within the group. He was the one who selected the "strong arm" team used by Hitler to secure the unity of the party, to beat the communists and socialists, and to exploit us brutally to show the unity given. In 1921 these workers were officially integrated under Röhm into an independent armed group, SA (Sturmabteilung). Röhm was also prepared for safety from the Bavarian government, which relied on neighboring soldiers to keep his request and who unanimously agreed to part of his anti-psychological tactics.

Conditions were favorable for the development of this small group, and Hitler was cunning enough to exploit them. When he joined the party, he thought it was not enough, dedicated to the patriotic system and Communist ideology yet unaware of its issues and divided within its founding. You have accepted its plan and still regarded it as a necessary evil. His proclamation and his own desire caused the erosion of different lands