"Germany will either be a world power or will not be at all."
-Adolf Hitler
Before Hitler’s dictatorship, Germany was in a devastated state of depression due to the heavy financial outcome of the Treaty of Versailles.
By early 1921, Adolf Hitler had become a very powerful speaker. This helped him gain popularity as during this time the people of Germany had not been influenced by a strong leader like himself. He then ran against Paul von Hinderburg for the presidency, but came in second and was appointed chancellor. Hitler gained full control of the legislative and executive branches of the government which helped to commence his political party. Among 1933, Hitler’s Nazi Party was broadcasted as the only legal political party in Germany.
In August of 1934, the cabinet had decided on a law aimed to extinguish the office of the president and combine the powers with the chancellors. That lead to Hitler being the head of the state and government; he was then able to quickly rise to power and take the title of dictator. Subsequently he became supreme commander of the army. That lead Hitler to create an army that was loyal to him and his views; therefore making Germany one of the most powerful forces during that time.Hitler accredit his leadership in the military to his knowledge and experience that he gained as a soldier in World War II. Hitler has a strong will and was incredibly intelligent.
Soon After, Hitler gained control over Germany by using his leadership skills in many influential ways. For example, the German economy improved significantly. He also conveyed his idea that Germany was the only country capable of ruling the world. Hitler was a very powerful and influential military leader. He was the sole reason why Germany’s army underwent a massive growth in not only efficiency but quantity.
The Nazi concept was the idea of racial discrimination and eradication. Many laws such as the banning of non-Jewish and Jewish Germans marriages and restricted “non-Aryans” were just a few of the hardships German citizens did not have to worry about.
Hitler also singled out children and adults with disabilities as well as communists and homosexuals. The Holocaust took place between 1939 and 1945 and the Nazis were accountable for the deaths of around 11 to 14 million people; additionally, out of those millions, 6 million of them were Jews. Concentration camps took the place of many executions and deaths.
By early 1921, Adolf Hitler had become a very powerful speaker. This helped him gain popularity as during this time the people of Germany had not been influenced by a strong leader like himself. He then ran against Paul von Hinderburg for the presidency, but came in second and was appointed chancellor. Hitler gained full control of the legislative and executive branches of the government which helped to commence his political party. Among 1933, Hitler’s Nazi Party was broadcasted as the only legal political party in Germany.
In August of 1934, the cabinet had decided on a law aimed to extinguish the office of the president and combine the powers with the chancellors. That lead to Hitler being the head of the state and government; he was then able to quickly rise to power and take the title of dictator. Subsequently he became supreme commander of the army. That lead Hitler to create an army that was loyal to him and his views; therefore making Germany one of the most powerful forces during that time.Hitler accredit his leadership in the military to his knowledge and experience that he gained as a soldier in World War II. Hitler has a strong will and was incredibly intelligent.
Soon After, Hitler gained control over Germany by using his leadership skills in many influential ways. For example, the German economy improved significantly. He also conveyed his idea that Germany was the only country capable of ruling the world. Hitler was a very powerful and influential military leader. He was the sole reason why Germany’s army underwent a massive growth in not only efficiency but quantity.
The Nazi concept was the idea of racial discrimination and eradication. Many laws such as the banning of non-Jewish and Jewish Germans marriages and restricted “non-Aryans” were just a few of the hardships German citizens did not have to worry about.
Hitler also singled out children and adults with disabilities as well as communists and homosexuals. The Holocaust took place between 1939 and 1945 and the Nazis were accountable for the deaths of around 11 to 14 million people; additionally, out of those millions, 6 million of them were Jews. Concentration camps took the place of many executions and deaths.