Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Hitler essays
Hitler essays On the twentieth of April in the year 1889, a day like all others, Alois Hitler and his wife Klara, which was his third, gave birth to Adolf Hitler. When Adolf was young, he was in a choir and he even actively went to church. Academically he was a good student, receiving good grades in his classes, but he failed German and Mathematics in his the last year. He did, however, achieve in Gym and Drawing class. At an age of 16, he dropped out of school to become either an artist or an architect. He moved to Vienna, Austria to attempt to get into the Academy of Arts. He failed every time he tried to join. He was somewhat skilled in drawing however the drawings lacked imagination, creativity, and originality. The Dean of this academy said that Adolf would never become a painter. This rejection led Adolf to a plunging downfall, for he couldnt apply to the school of architecture, due to a lack of a diploma. Many Historians say that if the Academy would have accepted him, the world m ight have not gone through the nightmare that it went through. Hitler was economically unable to maintain just by selling drawn pictures of famous landmarks on post cards. He read a paper, which gave him the ideas of blaming the Communists and the Jews for all the problems in the world. In the year 1913 he moved to Munich because he felt that the Germans were superior and were destined to rule the world. In 1914 when the Great War broke out, Hitler volunteered for the Imperial army of Germany. He was skilled in the martial arts, receiving many awards. However, when Germany lost the war and surrendered, Hitler was very enraged. He believed that the Jews and the Communists betrayed and sold out Germany. Germany was full of anarchy after the war. Many conflicting governments started to arise. Since Germany was in a depression, employment was limited. Hitler remained in the army and was assigned to jobs of meeting various groups of gove...
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