.... Translation: "Hitler's official application to end his Austrian citizenship". NS-Archiv. Retrieved on 2008-08-19 German citizen after 1932|citizenship = Austrian (1889–1932)German (1932–1945)|image = Bundesarchiv Bild 183-S33882, Adolf Hitler retouched.jpg|caption = 20 April 1937 (48th Birthday)|birth_date = 20 April 1889|birth_place = Braunau am Inn, Austria–Hungary|death_date =|death_place = Berlin, Germany|death_cause = Suicide|party = National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP)|spouse = Eva Braun(married on 29 April 1945)|occupation = politician, soldier, artist, writer|order = Führer of Germany|term_start = 2 August 1934|term_end = 30 April 1945|predecessor = Paul von Hindenburg(as President)|successor = Karl Dönitz(as President)|order2 = Reichskanzler of Germany|term_start2 = 30 January 1933|term_end2 = 30 April 1945|predecessor2 = Kurt von Schleicher|successor2 = Joseph Goebbels|signature = Signatur Adolf Hitler.svg|footnotes=|allegiance= German Empire|branch=
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Adolf Hitler?
did adolf hitler always have a
hatred for jews? or did he use
the jewish poeple as a way of
getting elected?,as i know
many german jews fought in ww1
and probably alongside hitler.
just wanted to know if he
played on peoples fears,much
like the bnp today..
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Germany was in depression after the first world war, they needed something to focus the country. Hitler realized that a common hatred and making the country mobile for war would regain the country strength and unity. The Jews were a convent excuse, a people that is despised by a number of the white Europeans at the time. He found ample sources of hate material made through history to use as his ammunition. However, using the Jews as a means by witch he could bring Germany and himself into dominance was a risky gamble. Which did not work as he had hoped when he could not establish a lasting rule over Europe. Did he hate Jews himself? At first glance it might seem that way, but any autobiography of him shows that he knew and was acquainted with many Jews. However, he were a convenient sacrifice for his ambitions for himself and Germany. In the end, he probably hated the Jews. |
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How was one man like Adolf How was one men like Adolf
Hitler, capable of ruining a
whole German nation and bring
it to it's knee's? How? I
still can't understand that
phenomen even so I had
European history in my
undergraduate studies.
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Hitler told the Germans what they wanted to hear, and it was much easier to believe him than to look elsewhere. The German people were frustrated and angry in the late 1920s. Through no fault of their own (individually) they were getting poorer and poorer, and their national pride was still hurt from the unfair terms of the 1919 Treaty of Versailles. Hitler told them that other people were responsible for their problems and that he could restore German greatness. Everyone individually knew that he wasn't responsible for many of his problems; the economy tanking wasn't his fault, or his neighbors', etc. So he was happy to finally have someone to blame. And he also had something to look forward to - a future where Germans were recognized as a great people the way they once were. |
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What were the consequences What were the consequences
that happened to Adolf Hitler
during the Holocast?
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"During" the holocaust, nothing happened to him. Additionally, Hitler did not kill himself because he was ashamed of what he had done. He killed himself so the Russians wouldn't get him. |
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