How Did Adolf Hitler's Impact On History

Have you ever wondered how Adolf Hitler convinced an entire nation to murder over 3 million people? On March 21,1933,Hitler had full power turned over to him by the Enabling Bill. By the 23 he got nearly 100% of the German’s votes, three months later all non-nazi parties no longer existed (Lukacs, 6). Hitler was a very powerful and evil dictator when he took over Germany, but evil villains aren’t born, they’re made. When Hitler was young he always was by himself, and he started showing future traits of hatred toward minorities (Lukacs,1). Hitler has made a huge impact on history by the fact that he hated jews, he started the holocaust, and the outcome of the holocaust and World War II. His father had retired on a pension from the Austrian
On top of that Hitler had a very crowded house with his little brother Edmund, little sister Paula, older half brother, Alois Jr., older half sister Angela, and both parents in the house at all times. The older boy, Alois, had to take in all his father’s anger whether he wanted to or not. It came with lots of mental, physical, and emotional abuse. Then, when he was fourteen, he had gotten fed up and ran away for good. When he ran away, it was Adolf’s turn. Hitler had a pretty tough childhood one of many things that had to effect to this, was his family moving around all the time, not giving him time to explore and make friends. When Hitler was young, he always was by himself, and he started showing his future traits quickly. Since he was always alone, Hitler became friends with Ernst Rohm. Ernst Rohm gave him ideas for the holocaust. When it was time for Hitler to switch to a secondary school hitler had a choice between classical and technical school, but his father and he didn’t see eye to eye. He wanted to be an artist but his father wanted him to follow into his footsteps and be in the civil service. He had to do as his father said and they had moved into the city, which city kids looked