Why Is Hitler Important To History

Adolf Hitler is very important to history because he was responsible for starting World War II and also for the European jew massacre and jew genocide in 1933. He reminds us how not to act. Adolf Hitler was the leader of the National Socialist Nazi Party and Chancellor of Germany. He was born on April 20, 1889 in Austria, and he died on April 30, 1945 in Berlin, Germany. He led the Nazi Party from 1933 to 1939. As a child, he lived in upper Austia where both his mother and father died. He never went on with school after high school. He desired to become an artist, but kept failing at getting into a university for fine arts. During these years, he had a lot of loneliness and secretiveness. In 1914, he signed up for military service,
With this campaign, Hitler was able to get support from many of buisness's and industries that controlled political payments, and he was able touse them to create an antisocialist government. One of Hitler's most important achievements was the establishment of a national party, with its voters and followers from diffrent classed and religious groups. Hitler's party became the second largest party in the country. Hitler had his partner, Hindenburg, who allied with him to form the revolution go into the presidential election in 1932. With Hindenburg as the new president, Hitler insisted that he should be put into the chancellorship, and on January 30, 1933, Hindenburg gave Hitler the chancellorship of Germany, which included a few Nazis at the time. Once in power, Hitler created an absolute dictatorship for himself. On March 23, Hitler gained full powers from the Enabling Bill by the votes of Nazis, Nationalists and center party deputies. After Hitler was recieved full power, all non-Nazi parties and organizations became non existing. In November, Hitler held a secret meeting with his fellow military leader. Hitler discussed his plans for his future conquest. In February, Hitler invited the Austrian chancellor and forced hin to sign an agreement including Austrian Nazis with the Vienna government. When the chancellor tried to say no, Hitler ordered the invasion of Austria by
The German army then attacked the U.S.S.R on June 22, 1941, taking about three million Russian prisoners, but did not succeed with their attempt in destroying their Russian opponent. On December 7, the Japanese attached U.S. forces at Pearl Harbor. Hitler had an alliance with Japan which forced him to declare war on the United States. This event started the second world war. Hitler ordered the reorganization of the German economy on a full-wartime basis. From 1933 to 1939, Hitler planned to expel the Jews from Germany. During 1941, Hitler's plan to expel the jews suddenly changed to exterminate the Jews. Nazis then created concentration camps, which expanded to extermination camps. The Nazis also created mobile extermination squads. Catholics, Poles, homosexuals and handicapped people were targeted for persecution, but the Jews of Germany, Poland and the Soviet Union were of the most importance to imprison. The Jews had the most amount of people persecuted among all the victims. In the German populated part of Europe, about 6,000,000 Jews were killed during World War II. Hitler began to change during all of this was happening. He refused to go to bombed sites for the fear of being captured or killed. He also became very dependent on his physician for large amounts and varieties of pain medicines he took. After Mussolini was arrested on July 1943, Hitler focused his