Adolf Hitler was one of the most powerful dictators of all time. Adolf tricked an entire continent into believing that anyone not of pure white,mostly Jews, were bad. He made death camps where he sent the Jews to be murdered.…
Hitler and Stalin are names that will be forever remember as evil master minds of killing millions of people in order to create a perfect race. In this paper, there will be a comparison of Hitler and Stalin’s careers. Also, investigating which one had a greater impact on the twentieth century.…
Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin were two of the most evil men in history, responsible for countless atrocities. They had many similarities as well. Both men committed genocide to further their political agenda, massively improved the militaries of their respective countries, had their own different groups of secret police and spies, and finally they were both tyrannical totalitarian dictators. Despite sharing many similarities, their government structure and political philosophies were very different. Adolf Hitler was a Fascist who believed in a highly centralized government with himself at the top of the pyramid. Joseph Stalin was a communist who believed in collectivism and instilling fear into his political opposition. Although there are…
Hitler is one of the best historical examples that show how human beings are pure evil. Hitler has, “Nazi officials release seventy-thousand Germans institutionalized for mental illness or disabilities to be gassed to death in the Euthanasia Program” (History.com). Hitler is a ruthless dictator that kills for the pleasure of killing, and murders millions of people to quench his thirst of power and destruction. He is truly evil, since he murdered the weak and disabled just because he deemed them unworthy. He also thought that the strong shall live and the weak should die. Hitler slaughters thousands of his own people because he thinks they…
Hitler rose to power in Germany while Stalin rose to power in the Soviet Union in 1920s, although the Soviet Union under Stalin stayed longer than Hitler’s Nazi Germany. Both Stalin and Hitler are extreme dictators and they established totalitarian states. They were both skilled users of propaganda and it helped them to gain supports and power quickly. They both have ambition to make their countries powerful in the world. Once Hitler was in power and had the total control of Germany, he destroyed the socialists and Communists, and dis banded other political parties. Germany became a one-party state and Hitler became head of Nazi party. Hitler was a harsh ruler that he exterminated all Jews in Germany. Stalin was harsh too that he used his force to gain power.…
As my athlete I picked Magic Johnson. He was born on august 14, 1959 in Lansing, Michigan. He had grown up with nine brothers and sisters and both of his parents had worked. He had a passion for basketball, and he would start practicing at his high school sometimes as early as 7:30am. He had earned his nick name “Magic” as a sports writer had witnessed him score 36 points 16 rebounds and 16 assists in a single game.…
Benito Mussolini was given power to take charge of the government because he was the best hope for the dynasty at the time for Italy. As soon as he was the leader, he abolished democracy and outlawed all political parties except the Fascists. He maintained power by creating the secret police, imposed censorship and travel restrictions, and kept close control of the economy. Joseph Stalin became the leader of the Soviet Union in 1929 because they were experiencing multiple revolutions and a civil war. He became a communist dictator; private farms were eliminated in favor of collective farms, millions of peasants were killed on his order, and he secured the Soviet control of the countryside. He maintained power by using interrogation and murder to intimidate his enemies and the general public. Adolf Hitler was a politician who volunteered for the German Army in World War I and was twice awarded the Iron Cross, a medal for bravery. The German brand of fascism was known as Nazism, it was supported by people in the middle and lower classes. Soon Hitler’s success as an organizer and speaker led him to be the leader of the Nazi party. Very quickly the Nazi’s became the largest political party. Hitler acted quickly to strengthen his position; his methods of control were fear and intimidation. He banned unions and other political parties, conducted secret trials, and persecuted enemies. He made anti-Semitism an official policy (blamed Jews for all of Germany’s problems) and made clear the Germans were the master race, “Aryans”. The rise of totalitarian dictators was one of the supreme changes in the history of the world since the…
Hitler is arguably the worst person to ever live on Earth because he created camps that killed millions of people and Jews. Hitler used manipulation to convince the world and Germany that the Jews were bad and evil. This shows that Hitler had such a great amount of power, that he manipulated almost the entire country of Germany and a part of the world that Jews were atrocious and that they should be eliminated from planet Earth. This also shows that Hitler used his power in a negative way by using manipulation to kill millions of innocent people. When Hitler used his power in a negative way, it had a negative impact on the world and especially the millions of people and Jews who lost their lives. In conclusion, Hitler used his power that he gained from Germany in a negative aspect that then affected millions of people, Germany, and even the world. He was able to gain power and then use that power he gained negatively through…
Adolf Hitler is known as one of the most evil men in modern history. He hated the Jews, disabled, African Americans, Romans, homosexuals, and gypsies. Hitler wanted to convince the Germans that he was their next great leader. Hitler was a strong man, and he gained many followers in Europe with his perfect public speaking skills and his clever politics. After he conquered Europe, his plan was to conquer the world. He wanted to destroy anyone in his way. For him, the people in his way were the Jews. Many of the leaders of the Communist Party were Jews, and Hitler was threatened by their power. The German people were afraid of what might happen if the Jews gained control. In his attempt to gain world power, Hitler imprisoned, tortured, and murdered more than six million Jews.…
In World War II, the Nazis had conquered most of Europe. They pillaged all the best of Europe treasuries, particularly each nation’s valuable art. As Germany most influenced leaders, Adolph Hitler and Hermann Goering had an interest in collecting art. Among all the art at their disposal to them some art detained a special interest. Vermeer was a desired and prestigious prize to both them. What made Vermeer Special? What made it different among the others? Why Hitler and Goering coveted Vermeer’s paintings?…
Adolf Hitler is another example of how man is evil. For example in Hitler's early stages “Hitler engineered the passage of the enabling act, which gave his cabinet full legislative powers for a period of four years.”(biography.com) With this quote it is seen hitler had used his position of power so his followers can gain entry to aid him in his evil acts to attack the jews and cause terror. Hitler then had, “Military opposition was punished Adolfs political enemies were rounded up and shot.” (biography.com). With this quote it is seen hitler once again used his power to cause more evil terror to kill his enemies just because they did not side with him this is another point on how man is evil just because someone disagreed with him…
Someone’s evil could be easily identified by his/her malevolent intentions and acts of cruelty toward others people. Villains, well known as dictators, usually tend to have all these characteristics. Through the history there are many examples of dictators as the government of Adolf Hitler, who totally wanted to eliminate all people who did not meet the physical qualities that he had resigned. Especially he wanted to remove Jews people from German Civil Society. Hitler expressed evil through his deeds and hatred towards other races. Some have tried to justify his way of thinking and even some of the things he did. However, Hitler’s malevolent acts went beyond any other cruelty that ever existed on earth. From all the bad things he committed there are three acts that classified him as a villain. Among them are human torture practices, about 17 million murders and the…
Adolf Hitler was an Austrian-born German politician and leader of the National Socialist German Workers, better known as the Nazi party. He came to power in 1933 and was the chancellor and dictator of Germany, and a strong nationalist. He attempted a coup in Munich which failed and resulted in Hitler’s imprisonment. While in prison he wrote a memoir entitled Mein Kampf, which means My Struggle. Hitler wanted to eliminate all Jews from Germany which is also known as Anti-Semitism which is prejudice, hatred of, or discrimination against Jewish people. He believed in Aryan Race. Aryan race are dominant people who have blonde hair and blue eyes. He used the use of terror to achieve what he wished. Hitler gained support by attacking the Treaty…
Most of today’s population knows of Adolf Hitler as the man behind what was arguably the most inhumane act of all time, the Holocaust, and stop at that. But seldom do they consider how genius he must have been to carry out his plan and convince an entire world that what he was doing was necessary, or not even happening at all. He ruled Germany with an iron fist, using brutal force on whoever made the mistake of trying to retaliate against him, and would later cause the death of over 40 million people. Hitler used tactics such as propaganda and speeches to persuade his country that Jews were the root of all evil. He went to the extreme to eliminate anyone who was not of the “Aryan” race, and stopped at nothing to brainwash his people to go along with him.…
No country would ask for suppression and control as a natural system of government, and yet many governments have implemented this system after gaining power legally. Stalin in Russia, Mussolini in Italy, and (the two regimes used as examples in this essay) Hitler in Germany and Mao in the People’s Republic of China, exercised huge amounts of suppression and terror to drive their populations into submission. However, the role of terror, I would argue, is only useful in removing opposition to a regime – clearing the way for them to take power. They can only gain power through force, or popular support, and my exemplars use a combination of the two factors. The influence of popular support, however, is significant in mobilising a whole population…