Hitler and His Downfall

Adolf Hitler was born in Braunuam Inn, Austria, on April 20, 1889 and died (committed suicide) on April 30, 1945. He was the son of a minor customs official and a peasant girl. He had a love for reading although he never completed high school and was rejected by the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna due to his lack of talent. Through reading he developed his anti-democratic and anti-Jewish beliefs, the admiration for the outstanding individual and contempt for the masses. By volunteering for service in the Baverian Army during World War I, he proved himself as a dedicated and courageous soldier. Since his sponsors felt that he lacked in leadership quantities, he was never promoted beyond private first class. In September 1919, Hitler joined the Nationalist German Workers Party l

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They then made a guarantee to both Poland and Bulgaria that in the event of a German attack, they would come to their aid. Neither Yugoslavia nor Bulgaria, both allies of Poland went to her aid. The west, Great Britain and France, allowed this because of a policy they had toward Hitler and Germany called appeasement. ater changed its name to the National Social German Workers (Nazi) Party. " Hitler admitted this when he canceled his attack on Moscow. Once in power, he established himself as a dictator.

All of these factors along with one more major event led to the end of any legitimate German offensive in World War II. The allies began attacking German armaments and destroying German cities. To become the leader of Germany, he took advantage of the Great Depression of 1929 and explained it as a Jewish Communist plot. Russia took up to the Curzon line and Germany annexed the all-German areas in the west. Consistent fighting and the tremendous distances covered had placed a great strain on the attacking strength of the German forces. The Skoda Works was the largest arms manufacturer in Europe.

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