How Did Adolf Hitler Change The World
“A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way”, John C. Maxwell. A leader is someone who leads a group to reach a common goal. Throughout history, there have been many leaders that have either positively or negatively affected society and the world as it is today. Adolf Hitler is an example of a great leader. He was born on April 20th, 1889, in Braunau, Austria. His parents made good money and their family lived comfortably. In school, Hitler only excelled in the classes that interested him, and at the age of 16, he dropped out of high school. As a teen, he wanted to become an artist. He was inspired by the musician Richard Wagner. Richard Wagner had an opera called Rienzi. In the opera, the protagonist rescued his people
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He made sure that everyone in the country would benefit from his ideas. In the biography of Hitler in the Gale Database, it states, “In interviews with the foreign press, Hitler continued to insist that he wanted only peaceful changes in Europe, while at the same time calling for a scrapping of the Versailles Treaty… By 1935, Hitler had restored Germany to great-power status by announcing that the country was scrapping the military restrictions of the Versailles Treaty”, (“Adolf Hitler”, paragraphs 16-17). Basically, Hitler completely got rid of the Treaty of Versailles. The Treaty of Versailles obligated Germany to hand over the countries it had taken over, reduce the size of their military, and to take the unmitigated blame for commencing World War One. Many Germans believed that the treaty was the main reason why the government was enervated. One of the first things Hitler did when he became Chancellor of Germany on January 30th, 1933, eliminated the treaty. Clearly, Hitler is a good leader because he omitted the Treaty of Versailles which helped Germany regain some of their freedom back. Historian and author Mark Weber claims that, ”... German governments launched innovative and ambitious programs. Within three years unemployment was banished and Germany’s economy was flourishing… the remarkable story of how Hitler tackled the crisis is not widely understood or appreciated”, (“How Hitler Tackled Unemployment And Revived Germany’s Economy”, paragraph 1). Mark Weber is trying to say that Hitler helped Germany recover from the Great Depression. The Great Depression was the economic plummet that affected many industrialised countries between 1929 to 1939. In 1933, the industrial production had bisected compared to the amount it was back in 1929. Hitler took action to get Germany back on its feet as soon as possible by using borrowing and spending techniques.
He made sure that everyone in the country would benefit from his ideas. In the biography of Hitler in the Gale Database, it states, “In interviews with the foreign press, Hitler continued to insist that he wanted only peaceful changes in Europe, while at the same time calling for a scrapping of the Versailles Treaty… By 1935, Hitler had restored Germany to great-power status by announcing that the country was scrapping the military restrictions of the Versailles Treaty”, (“Adolf Hitler”, paragraphs 16-17). Basically, Hitler completely got rid of the Treaty of Versailles. The Treaty of Versailles obligated Germany to hand over the countries it had taken over, reduce the size of their military, and to take the unmitigated blame for commencing World War One. Many Germans believed that the treaty was the main reason why the government was enervated. One of the first things Hitler did when he became Chancellor of Germany on January 30th, 1933, eliminated the treaty. Clearly, Hitler is a good leader because he omitted the Treaty of Versailles which helped Germany regain some of their freedom back. Historian and author Mark Weber claims that, ”... German governments launched innovative and ambitious programs. Within three years unemployment was banished and Germany’s economy was flourishing… the remarkable story of how Hitler tackled the crisis is not widely understood or appreciated”, (“How Hitler Tackled Unemployment And Revived Germany’s Economy”, paragraph 1). Mark Weber is trying to say that Hitler helped Germany recover from the Great Depression. The Great Depression was the economic plummet that affected many industrialised countries between 1929 to 1939. In 1933, the industrial production had bisected compared to the amount it was back in 1929. Hitler took action to get Germany back on its feet as soon as possible by using borrowing and spending techniques.