Adolf Hitler's Impact On Society

Adolf Hitler was and is still currently known as the most infamous leader in the world. It is known worldwide that Germany had a big negative impact due to Hitler. When Hitler had power in Germany, more than half of the population of Jews were slaughtered. Adding to this, Adolf Hitler ruined Germany's democracy and part of Central Europe was under his power. This all started in 1933 when Hitler became Chancellor. This position allowed him to get rid of democracy in Germany. Hitler wanted his Nazi Party to gain control over Reichstag. For this reason, Hitler eliminated the Reichstag and decided to do new elections in March. However, one week before the elections, the Reichstag caught on fire which was an advantage to Hitler. Hitler blamed the communists and about 4000 communist leaders were arrested which allowed him to win much more easily in the elections.(1)
Due to this, Hitler was able to earn the enabling Act which gave him power. By that time, Hitler became the most powerful person in Germany while many people lost their independence.(1) After this, Germany changed completely. Hitler had religious control and changed the way schools taught to students. Students were only taught Nazi ideas. While boys were taught militarily, women needed to prepare and learn to be mothers and have babies. However, the Jews were mainly affected. Hitler created the anti-Semitism law that got rid of Jews. Hitler had hatred towards them because he thought Jews were selfish and inferior of them. Adding to this, many Jews were rich and Hitler blamed them for Germany’s economy.(1) This is when the Holocaust was