Mein Kampf Adolf Hitler

In the 1925 diary called “Mein Kampf” by Adolf Hitler, he claimed that the theory of evolution applies to the living conditions of men. He claimed that there is a natural order for species in which the strong, referencing to the Aryan race, always defeats the weak, referring to the Jews. Hitler personified nature as a being who allows quest for a higher evolution thereby justifying his argument of the Aryans as the greatest race to be preserved as opposed to the Jews which needed to be reduced. Furthermore, Hitler exemplified series of twisted allegations against the Jews in order to turn his readers of weary German citizens from the first world war, so that ultimately Hitler can attain, persuade and misled the German mass of a government with an absolute power as a “temporary”
Such knowledge, he claimed are “the intrinsic segregation of the species of every living thing on earth” and that such segregation applied to human and be regarded as normal. This segregation does not permit cross breeding of race for, which he claimed, it will only go against the “Nature for the higher breeding of life”. Such claim positioned his readers, who felt displaced after World War One, to rely on him as someone who will lift them out of their devastation. This allowed Hitler to persuade his readers to follow him as a leader. In addition, Hitler personified nature as the overseer who allows such a nation and race to dominate because it is “only natural”. These assertions give false justification of having a single race to dominate over all humans, and more specifically the Aryans as the dominator. He stated,
What we see before us today as human culture, all the yields of art, science, and technology, are almost exclusively the creative product of the Aryans... the Aryans alone is the founder of the higher type of humanity, and further that he represents the prototype of what we understand by the word: