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Hitler, Adolf: Weimar Germany
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Adolf Hitler was born in Austria in 1889. He was a compelling, smart man that if traveled down a different path during his time of power, would have been remebered as a great man. He rose to power in Germany during the 1920s at a time of social and economic uprising. Failing to take power by force in 1923, he eventually won power by with his ability to make compelling speaches. Once in power, he had all Semitismatic people killed and launched a program of world domination as he eliminated the Jews. His Reich barely lasted 12 years and he died a defeated man.
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Adolf Hitler was a sergeant in the army of Germany. He served in the Great War and was awarded the Iron Cross, First Degree--which was rarely given to enlisted men. He accompanied Heinz Guderian to Canada in the 1920s and met Irving Morrell. During his brief visit to Morrell's office (during which he did not give his name), he expressed virulent hate for the Jews. He alienated Morrell's Jewish aide, Ike Horwitz, who said the sergeant reminded him of Jake Featherston.
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Adolf Hitler remained in the German Army after World War One ended in November 1918. Seething with anger at Germany's defeat, Hitler was employed as a V-Man. Hitler's job was to visit as many political organisations as possible to check out whether they were right wing, centre politics or left wing. In particular, in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution, both the government and army wanted to know who the socialists or communists were. The terms of the Treaty of Versailles only added to Hitler's anger during this period in his life.
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Adolf Hitler may have been gay, according to a book "Adolf Hitler: The Final Analysis", by physician Andrew Norman. Book studies how the leader of Nazi Germany’s mental and physical state affected his judgement and conduct as he led the country into Word War Two. The book suggests the leader's past left him open to blackmail. Hitler may have suffered from a variety of conditions which led to his fanaticism including paranoia and anti-social personality disorders. Many of the warmonger’s colleagues were gay, such as Ernst Rohm, the head of the Nazi SA storm troopers, known as the Brownshirts.
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Adolf Hitler was the German dictatorial leader throughout all of World War II. He is considered to be one of the most ruthless and influential dictators in history. He was responsible for the ascension of the Nazi Party in the Weimar Republic, and the subsequent rearmament of the German armed forces and the conversion to a fully militarized German state. His policies almost all involved anti-Semitism in some form, as well as anti-democratic and anti-Communist themes.
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In 1932, Adolf Hitler lost to Paul von Hindenburg by a small margin. By November, Hitler was rapidly losing favor with the German people. Paul von Hindenburg allowed Hitler to enter the government as the chancellor of Germany. On March 23, 1933, Hitler established a law that he would use to become the German dictator.
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