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Adolf Hitler

Adolf Hitler. Ma. Emilia Quiñónez Hernández, A01113455. Why him?.

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Adolf Hitler

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  1. Adolf Hitler Ma. Emilia Quiñónez Hernández, A01113455

  2. Why him? • Well, I’m not sure if I could call Hitler my “favorite” historical figure, I actually kind of hate him, but I do find his life very interesting and I really like how every aspect of his life took him to do all the terrible, nasty things he did to humanity. Plus, he’s the historical figure I know most about.

  3. His Childhood Adolf Hitler wasn’t german like a lot of people think; he was born in Austria, 1889. His family wasn’t a happy one: he had countless stepbrothers and sisters, and four of his real brothers died in their early childhoods. Only one of Adolf’s sisters, Paula, could make it to adulthood. His mother was overprotective with him because he was the only boy left in the family. The three of them (Adolf, his mother, and his sister) suffered of family violence from Adolf's father.

  4. The young Hitler The young Hitler loved to draw and paint in company of his best and only friend (Who years later published a book named “The young Hitler I knew” which, by the way, I intend to read because it looks pretty interesting) and left school to try to enter to the Academy of Fine Arts of Vienna; but his admission was denied multiple times, which made him really really sad because he really loved to draw and paint.

  5. (Adolf Hitler’sPaintings and Drawings)

  6. World War I • Hitler moved from Austria to Germany and volunteered in the army. He did very good as soldier, he even won an iron cross. • In one of the battles, the opposite side threw a gas bomb, which seriously injured him and left him blind for a couple of months. I believe this affected him very deeply because at first he thought the blindness would be permanent and that meant he would no longer be able to do what he liked the most: to paint.

  7. Hitler in Politicsforthefirst time After Hitler recoveredhissight, he startedhispoliticscareer in theNationalSocialist German WorkersParty (NSDAP), butaftertheBeer Hall Putsch (coupd'État) he wassentencedtofiveyers of imprisonment (of which he onlycompletedone and he hadspecialtreatment). While in jail, he wrotehisfamousMeinKampf.

  8. Hitler at LandsbergPrison

  9. MeinKampf’sfirstedition

  10. Nazi Party Afterjail, Adolf Hitler completelyreorganizedhisparty, and hislife. He met Eva Braun, thelove of hislife, and togethertheytraveledacrossGermany and acrosseuropegivingspeeches and poisoningpeoples’ mindswithHitler’sfacist ideas. After Hitler gotthepeople’sloveand support, theThird Reich started.

  11. Hitler’s rise • In 1930, a worldwidedepression hit Germany, yetGermanyalsohadthedebt of payingforthedamageithadcaused in WorldWar I. Hitler protestedagainstpayingthedebt and saidthattheJews and Communistswerethe cause forGermany'sdefeat in WorldWar I. He promisedtoridGermany of Jews and Communists and toreunitethe German speakingpart of Europe. • In July, 1932, the Nazis receivedabout 40% of the vote and becamethestrongestparty in Germany. OnJanuary 30,1933, President Paul von Hindenburgappointed Hitler Chancellor of Germany. Once in this position, Hitler moved quicklytowardattaining a dictatorship.

  12. TheThird Reich • UnderHitler'sgovernment, calledtheThird Reich, therewas no place forfreedom. Thegovernmentcontrolledeverypart of one'slife. Hitler usedextensive propaganda tobrainwashthenationintobelievinghistheoryaboutcreatingtheperfectAryanornordicrace. Therefore, itwasHitler's plan toridthenation and eventuallytheworld of Jews, Gypsies, Negroes, handicapped, and mentallyillpersons. This plan wascalledthe "Final Solution."

  13. AryanRace

  14. WorldWar II WorldWar II began in 1939 when Hitler invadedPolandtobeginhisunification of all German-speakingpeoples. Bythis time exterminationcampswerebeingestablishedthroughoutGermany, Poland, and Russia.

  15. It’sFinallyOver! BeforeHitler wasstopped in 1945 bytheAlliedcountries, he hadcausedtheexterminationover 12 millionpeople. Hitler committed suicide in his bunker onApril 30,1945 and sevendayslater, Germanysurrendered.

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