How Did Adolf Hitler's Rise To Power

Adolf Hitler began his rise to power in the late 1920s. Hitler was a powerful man who gained many peoples’ trust to help him execute the Polish Jews. Hitler rose to power over time because of many different reasons, but mainly because of what he accomplished himself, and he affected the Jews significantly.

Adolf Hitler was born in an Australian village near the border of German Bavaria in 1889. Throughout his childhood, he went to many different schools and eventually went to a high school in Lindz to study civil service. However, Hitler wanted to become an artist. By the time Hitler was 16, he had dropped out of school, but started showing interest in politics and also a hatred for the non-German subjects. But in 1907 Hitler’s mother died and then an art school in Vienna rejected him. Now, Hitler had no money and was homeless. Even though Hitler was living in Vienna, which had many job opportunities, he spent most of his time reading German History and mythology. When Even though Hitler had a rough childhood, Hitler got his power in other
First, he took over Rhineland, which was not very difficult. Then on March 13, 1938, Austria was signed over to Germany. Next, Hitler claimed the Sudetenland region with ease on September 29, 1938. A few weeks after this, Hitler made a surprise attack on the Jews in Germany. These Jews had originally came from Poland and Russia, so were not legal German citizens. Hitler expelled over 17,000 Jews from his country to Poland. A man named Zindal Grynszpan, who was one of the Jews sent to Poland, was not pleased with the situation. So, Grynszpan decided to go to the German Embassy in Paris and shoot the first German he saw. This caused the Nazis’ to go in a rage. They fled the streets and started smashing windows and killing people in the Jewish neighborhoods. This commotion was called the Night of Broken