Early Years:
Born in Braunau am Inn, Austria, on April 20, 1889, Adolf Hitler would grow up to be a evil socialist. From his mothers death of cancer in December 1908 was devastating to young Hitler. After 4 years in Realschule in Linz, Adolf quit school at the age of 16 and persued his career in the arts. He applied to Viennese Academy of Fine Arts but was declined entrance. He spent five years as he told people in misery and woe. He didnt have a stable job and he basically almost became homeless. While being in Vienna and studying his first class politics he gained a verystereotyped, obsessive anti-Semitism with its brutal, violent sexual connotations and concern with the "purity of blood" mind set.
Joining the Nazi Party:
The Nazi Party won only twelve
seats in the 1928 elections, the start of the Great Depression with its shocking
effects on the middle classes helped Hitler to win over all those levels in
German society who felt their economic existence was threatened. The Nazis in 1929 began to win over the big industrialists, nationalist conservatives and army circles. When the economy crashed in Germany president Alfred Hugenberg was blamed for the outcomes. Hitler used this as an advantage to help him strive farther into his campaign. The resulting month Hitler officially developed German
citizenship and unquestionable to run for the Presidency, getting 13,418,011
votes in the run-off elections of April, 10 1931 as in contradiction of
19,359,650 votes for the winning Von Hindenburg. With support from the nationalists, Hitler gained a majority
at the last "democratic" elections held in Germany on March 5, 1933
and with skeptical skills he used the whole gamut of persuasion, publicity,
terror and intimidation to secure his hold on power. The seductive notions of
"National Awakening" and a "Legal Revolution" helped paralyze
possible disagreement and cover the truth of oppressive power behind a cover-up
of old institutions.
Hitlers Death:
With the end of World War II imminent and the Russians nearing his underground bunker Chancellery building in Berlin, Germany, Nazi leader Adolf Hitler shot himself in the head with a service pistol, likely after swallowing cyanide, ending his own life just before 3:30 pm on April 30, 1945. In the same room with Hitler was his new wife, Eva Braun, who ended her life by swallowing a cyanide capsule. After their deaths, SS men carried their bodies up to the Chancellery’s courtyard, covered them with gasoline, and then they put them on fire. Then bodies of Hitler and Eva were cremated in the chancellery garden. Also German court finally officially declared Hitler dead, but not until 1956.
What Hitler did in WW11:
First, he invaded Poland in 1939 which triggered attack on him by the Allies after years of appeasement in the '30's. He had been taking lands during that decade. Hitler put the Jews and other non-Aryans in death camps.Conditions were horrible and people starved to death. If you're under 16, they gas you upon arrival. Then they dump the corpses into mass graves or creamate them. In the lands he conquered, he took rights away from Jews, forcing them to wear the conspicuous Star of David on their clothes. They're not allowed in public places, have strict curfew, and may only shop between 3-5 pm. Children were segregated in schools from Aryan peers. They randomly confront people to show their ID and if it had a J on it, they took them away. Sometimes they would knock on doors and demand if Jews were living there, Hitler paid people to turn in Jews to authorities during WWII. People said he was delusional, blaming Jews for Germany's problem in the 20's hyperinflation. He also blamed Jews for Germany's loss in WWI.
How Hilter talked to the Allies:
German–Japanese relations were established in 1860 with the first diplomatic visit to Japan from Russia. Possible earlier dealings were not allowed by the Tokugawa shogunate, who in 1603 isolated Japan from contact with Western nations until the Meiji Restoration of 1867. After a time of severe rational and cultural exchange in the late 19th century, the two empires' conflicting goals in China led to a cooling of relations. Japan allied itself with Britain in World War I, declaring `war on Germany in 1914 and seizing key German possessions in Asia. In the 1930s, both countries adopted militaristic attitudes toward their respective regions. This led to a settlement and, eventually, a political and military alliance that included Italy: the "Axis". During the Second World War, the Axis was limited by the great distances between the Axis powers; Japan and Germany fought separate wars, and eventually surrendered separately.