Hitler
Adolf Hitler was born April 20th 1889 in a small Austrian town called Braunau, near to the German border. He had an older half brother who had been thrown into jail for theft. Hitler's father was in shock when Hitler expressed his desire to be an artist. The father died when Hitler was fifteen, and without the strong influence to stay in school, Hitler dropped out. His mother, being the complete opposite of his father, supported everything Hitler did whether it was justified or not. Not wanting anyone to know about his failure in school, Hitler fell-out with one of his earliest supporters because they had shared that information. Hitler's life fell apart at age eighteen in Vienna; his mother died of cancer and his application was turned down at an art school.
In 1908, Hitler developed his hatred for Jews. He was convinced that it was a Jewish professor that had rejected his art, a Jewish doctor was at fault for his mother's death, and he felt that it was only the Jewish that had owned the beautiful houses he shoveled snow for in Vienna. By 1910, his mind was fully absorbed by his hatred for the Jewish.
Hitler joined the German army to fight in World War 1 in August 1914. The soldiers he fought with did not like him because he praised trench warfare instead of condemn it unlike the rest of them. During this time, Hitler discovered that he had a powerful oratory skill.
Hitler was thrown into jail February 26,1924 where he wrote Mein Kampf (My Struggle) outlining his plans for the future of Germany. He was released after nine months. Mein Kampf became the bible of the Nazi party.
The Nazi Party was created in January 1925 and Hitler regained permission to speak in public. Hitler took control of Germany as Reich Chancellor on January 30, 1933.
World War II started April 1, 1939 when Hitler, after agreeing wtih the Soviet Union to not fight and to split Poland, invaded Poland to claim his half. Britain and France rushed to the aid of their Ally Poland. After taking almost all of continental Europe, Hitler's men lost in the Battle of Britain, the battle that proved Hitler's men were not perfect and could be beaten.
On April 29, 1945 Adolf Hitler married his girlfriend of a long-time, Eva Braun. Later that day they learned of Mussolini's fate in Italy and decided the only way to escape that themselves with the Allies pushing in on them from every direction was suicide. Their bodies wre later found, carried outside and burned.
In 1908, Hitler developed his hatred for Jews. He was convinced that it was a Jewish professor that had rejected his art, a Jewish doctor was at fault for his mother's death, and he felt that it was only the Jewish that had owned the beautiful houses he shoveled snow for in Vienna. By 1910, his mind was fully absorbed by his hatred for the Jewish.
Hitler joined the German army to fight in World War 1 in August 1914. The soldiers he fought with did not like him because he praised trench warfare instead of condemn it unlike the rest of them. During this time, Hitler discovered that he had a powerful oratory skill.
Hitler was thrown into jail February 26,1924 where he wrote Mein Kampf (My Struggle) outlining his plans for the future of Germany. He was released after nine months. Mein Kampf became the bible of the Nazi party.
The Nazi Party was created in January 1925 and Hitler regained permission to speak in public. Hitler took control of Germany as Reich Chancellor on January 30, 1933.
World War II started April 1, 1939 when Hitler, after agreeing wtih the Soviet Union to not fight and to split Poland, invaded Poland to claim his half. Britain and France rushed to the aid of their Ally Poland. After taking almost all of continental Europe, Hitler's men lost in the Battle of Britain, the battle that proved Hitler's men were not perfect and could be beaten.
On April 29, 1945 Adolf Hitler married his girlfriend of a long-time, Eva Braun. Later that day they learned of Mussolini's fate in Italy and decided the only way to escape that themselves with the Allies pushing in on them from every direction was suicide. Their bodies wre later found, carried outside and burned.