Hitler

by Andree Northcutt, June 2014

2100 words

7 pages

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Hitler helped the Germany government to invent the famous m1 and m2 missiles weapons that were able to locate specific locations to bomb. This innovative battle tactic helped the government win many battles that they had to fight (Wilhelm 23). Hitler made Germany a war champion during World War II. He managed to help Germany recover from post war despondency. However, his good and mostly bad deeds affected the world forever. However, during Hitler’s regime, the civil rights activism disappeared as did most human rights. The management style used in Germany during the 1930s exhibited his skillfulness as a leader. He contributed in helping Germany to recover from the Great by use of the left-wing Marxist approach to address the country’s problems. It was during his tenure that the famous piece of public work (the world renowned auto-ban) was built. This created jobs for many Germans. Hitler is also associated with the modern-day maternity leave that he introduced during his tenancy. The famed Volkswagen was also invented during his regime. To the world, Hitler is not a good person, but a racist who killed millions of immigrate such as Jews, blacks, Indians, Homosexuals, Disabled, and many more. During the holocaust, 6 million people died (Dawidowicz 97). He instructed his soldiers to have no pity, but instead to act brutally as they expunged out those who considered second-class or inferior humans. Many died due to poor living conditions and others were executed, and many more died because of ailments. Hitler managed to annihilate a whole generation. People remember Hitler today mostly because of that the infamous holocaust. Many civilized Germany citizens as well as the worlds, were horrified by what Hitler did to humanity (Stachura 90).Hitler made a big impression on society. During his youth, Hitler was a reckless and irresponsible Bohemian with money making him broke after spending what he inherited from his father roaming around Austria as a watercolor painter (Edward 15). He was vegetarianism, who seldom attempted to pursue serious employment. Later, Hitler failed to secure admission in Vienna’s prominent art school due to his imitative artwork. He then worked with a Jewish fine art merchant, but was not very successful. This made him a complete wreck and a failure that was totally broke. However, instead of taking responsibility for his Bohemian lifestyle, he lived in denial and soon developed signs of the psychological illness of psychosis. He then blamed Jews for exploiting them. This was worsened by the political circumstances in Europe at that time where Anti-Semitism had become a major sensation in Germany (Keeley 87). This was made worse by Martin Luther king who during his severe psychosomatic illness had developed into an anti-Semitic at the end of his life. However, the anti-Semites in Germany denied acknowledging that Luther was acting the way he did because of the mental illness, as he had all along been very compassionate towards Jews (Ernest 34). Many misguided conformist Protestants who did not know that Luther’s …

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