Case Studies on Strategic Change Programs
David Reje
The Milieus of Adolf Hitler’s Courageous Struggle for Power
Adolf Hitler’s dogged determination for power was because of the people he had associated with, the books, magazines and newspapers he read and his passion for German nationalism. Born in April 20th, 1889, third of five children, to Alois Hitler and Klara Polzl, greatly influenced by family upbringing for his obsessed power struggle for German nationalism. His contact with the likes of Georg Schonerer and Karl Lueger’s anti-Semitism writings and rhetoric also spurred him to action and instrumental in his struggle for power. Hitler’s mentor Dietrich Eckart was responsible and influential in his spirited power strife. As an avid reader he was touched and more ferocious in warfare, as he read the picture book about the France-Prussian war, from among his father’s belongings. He gained more momentum after reading the Ostara Magazine about anti-Semitism and his interest in the inspirational writings of Luther. The local newspaper Deutsches Volksblatt hardens his heart and boldness when he read the paper. The racial matrixes in Germany give him a strong spell for German hegemony and sovereignty. His political views and ambitions nurtured and spiced his nationalistic interest. In his maverick nature he rebelled against his father for serving in the Austrian government to demonstrate his stand in the German nationality. In the following paragraphs Hitler’s tenacious and firm intention for power in Germany will be discussed in detail.
Hitler’s upbringing, contacts with Georg Schonerer, Karl Lueger, Dietrich Eckart, and Erich Ludendorff as journalists, crusaders for the pangermanic ethnic anti-Semitism and financial connectors influenced his contest for power. Hitler was always at longer head with his father as they were both strong-willed. (Joachim 1977, 32) The young Hitler lived a carefree and unrestricted life and was cocooned in his mother’s care. (F. Joachim 1977, 35). He was angry
The Milieus of Adolf Hitler’s Courageous Struggle for Power
Adolf Hitler’s dogged determination for power was because of the people he had associated with, the books, magazines and newspapers he read and his passion for German nationalism. Born in April 20th, 1889, third of five children, to Alois Hitler and Klara Polzl, greatly influenced by family upbringing for his obsessed power struggle for German nationalism. His contact with the likes of Georg Schonerer and Karl Lueger’s anti-Semitism writings and rhetoric also spurred him to action and instrumental in his struggle for power. Hitler’s mentor Dietrich Eckart was responsible and influential in his spirited power strife. As an avid reader he was touched and more ferocious in warfare, as he read the picture book about the France-Prussian war, from among his father’s belongings. He gained more momentum after reading the Ostara Magazine about anti-Semitism and his interest in the inspirational writings of Luther. The local newspaper Deutsches Volksblatt hardens his heart and boldness when he read the paper. The racial matrixes in Germany give him a strong spell for German hegemony and sovereignty. His political views and ambitions nurtured and spiced his nationalistic interest. In his maverick nature he rebelled against his father for serving in the Austrian government to demonstrate his stand in the German nationality. In the following paragraphs Hitler’s tenacious and firm intention for power in Germany will be discussed in detail.
Hitler’s upbringing, contacts with Georg Schonerer, Karl Lueger, Dietrich Eckart, and Erich Ludendorff as journalists, crusaders for the pangermanic ethnic anti-Semitism and financial connectors influenced his contest for power. Hitler was always at longer head with his father as they were both strong-willed. (Joachim 1977, 32) The young Hitler lived a carefree and unrestricted life and was cocooned in his mother’s care. (F. Joachim 1977, 35). He was angry