Hitler's Role in the Rise of the Nazi Party

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Hitler's Role in the Rise of the Nazi Party

Since the beginning of the 20th century a lot of people have made

their mark on history but non-more so than Adolf Hitler. Historians

see Hitler as being the demons of all dreams, his patriotism for

Germany led him to do unbelievable tasks that saw nearly 6 million

Jews being annihilated and a further more 15 million soldiers to died

in battle. The crimes that he committed were seen as the most lethal

of any since the dawn of man and thus his name is unforgettable so

that the crimes and horror he forced upon this world would never be

forgotten and thus be repeated.

Born in April 1889 Adolf Hitler was born and brought up to a family of

peasants. His father, Alois Hitler worked in the civil service and his

mother Klara Pölzl stayed home to take care of her sons, Adolf and

Edmund Hitler and daughter Paula. The Hitler family lived on a small

farm outside of Linz, Austria. The children had farm chores to perform

along with their school work. In 1895 Hitler entered Primary school

and later in 1896 the Hitler family moved to the town of Lambach,

Austria, halfway between Linz and Salzburg. In Lambach Adolf became

enrolled in a monastery school and did well in it, as a young boy he

idolised the priests and for two years seriously considered becoming a

priest himself.

In 1898, the Hitler family moved once again, to the village of

Leonding, close to Linz. Young Adolf thus changed school again but he

found school easy and got good grades with little effort. He also

discovered he had considerable talent for drawing, especially

sketching buildings. But at home a tragedy had taken place that wou...

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...e doubt Hitler was the most influential force in

the rise of the Nazi party, his character, ambition, patriotism,

intelligence, attitude, personality, ideologies, military knowledge,

opinions and speech making ability made him the main reason in why

people in Germany supported the Nazi movement. Because of his ideas

upon communism he was able to fund the Nazi movement, because of his

ideas upon the Treaty of Versailles he gained support from the

Nationalists, because of his ideas on the economy he gained the

support from the working class and because of his ideas upon the

Jewish problem he gained the support from most of the German

population. Hitler was the main reason in why Nazism rose and became

such a power in Europe, he is the main reason in which Nazism grew out

of and he is the main reason in which Nazism fell.

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