Chancellor of Germany

superpowers who were at the height of their power Germany and Russia and their respected leaders; Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin. There are many people who think there is a discrepancy between Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin. However, if you think about how they dealt with people who despised them, how their secret police worked these two aspects made them some of the most prolific killers of all times. Adolf Hitler's rise to power began in Germany on September 1911 when he decided to join the…

Hermann Goering, born in Germany in 1893, was one of the leaders of the Nazi party. He organized the Nazi police force and established concentration camps. He fought in World War I and distinguished himself as a pilot, and he is credited with shooting down twenty-two allied aircrafts. He was known as a war hero, and that prestige made him a prime recruit for the Nazi party. “Nazism offered Goering the promise of action, adventure, and an outlet for his unreflective, elemental hunger for…

people to search for someone to blame. The theory of anti-Semitism helped many Germans to find the pride they had lost before. Adolf Hitler was a key figure in reviving this theory. In 1933, Hitler was named chancellor of Germany. As chancellor, Hitler made anti-Semitism the official policy of Germany. Thus began the killing of some six million Jews, and some five million others, including gypsies, homosexuals…

power. By the middle of WWII, the SS was made up by more than 52,000 people and was running concentration camps all around Germany. By the end of World War I, the Allies were the victors and Germany was defeated. To end World War I, the Treaty of Versailles was created. Under the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, Germany was to take the blame for the start of World War I. Germany was forced to pay 31.4 billion dollars to make up for the damage. They also had to give up most of their army…

Hitler and the NAZI’s (National Socialist German Workers Party) believed that Germany was stabbed in the back by the rest of Europe. Many German’s also believed this and Hitler would rally up his followers by using this anger and betrayal that Germany felt. “Adolf Hitler insisted that the Poles had persecuted Germans and fired the first shots. ‘We will pay them back, bomb by bomb!’ he declared that morning to the…

have such a strong belief in superiority of the German Aryan race? In in 1939, Hitler was in power in Nazi Germany. Jews feared for their lives. Simply walking down the street would mean a life or death situation. But how did it all start? Before Hitler rose to power, he was a simple man of his country. He joined the German army in World War 1 to support his country. After the loss of Germany in 1918, Hitler blamed the loss on…

possibility of getting into the art school in Vienna and that is when he decided to enlist for the War. Consequently, Hitler became this military nut who became increasingly obsessed with every detail of war and he then began to oppose to the way that Germany was being governed. Hitler wrote this novel when he was imprisoned for protesting and going against the German government before he gained power. He spent a…

In the beginning of WWII when Adolf Hitler and his fascist party of the Nazis came to power in Germany, they used what would become to be a major issue that would still have an effect on society today. The Nazis used discrimination and prejudice against Jews known as anti-semitism, because he thought they were the cause of Germany’s problems during their economic hardships and the reason for Germany’s defeat in WWI. Hitler wanted more living space for “Aryans” which were people of purely North…

Frank as her father and Edith Frank as her mother. Anne had 1 sister that was with her through it all and her name was Margot Frank. Otto Frank was a lieutenant in the German army during WW1. The Franks fled the country when Hitler became chancellor of Germany on January 20,1933. They moved to the Netherlands in 1933 where Otto got into the business of making jam. “ In those days, it was possible for us to start over and to feel free.” Frank, Otto. Anne’s childhood was very happy and normal,…

to influence the media and the entire country of Germany and further taking over Germany's poor leadership was a result of the collapse of the Weimar Republic. During the early 1920s, Germany was struggling with both economic and political instability. After Germany was destroyed in the Great War, they were forced to sign The Treaty of Versailles. This was the Peace Settlement between the Allies and Germany at the end of the First World…