Overcoming Challenges In Adolf Hitler's 'Mother To Son'

People face many challenges in their live, including adversity, injustice and tragedy, but face their challenges in many different ways. In Life, in order to overcome obstacles, we must be determined and strong-willed. The speaker in “Mother to Son” has responded to a lifetime of challenges and hardships with determination and strength. I have personally not faced challenges of this extent, but I know that Adolf Hitler faced similar challenges uniting the German people to save them from their severe debt with unwavering determination.

In the poem, “Mother to Son” the speaker, is telling her son, how hard her live has been. The speaker compares her live to a staircase, in which has splinters, tacks and is even torn up, these represent the all the challenges in her life. “I’se been a-climbin’ on” represents even though her life has been filled with challenges she has persevered. Later, she tells her son, “Don’t you set down on the steps ‘cause you find it kinder hard.”, this is her telling her son, to not give up hope, because a obstacle seems too big to overcome. Overall the mother emphasises the idea that enough if your life is
During the 1930’s Germany was in a heavy economic depression, due to their massive debt after losing World War 1. Even though it seemed to be an impossible challenge to overcome, Adolf Hitler had a goal in saving the German people. Adolf Hitler once he got into power, needed to achieve true german unification in order to repair their broken economy. Determined, Adolf Hitler decided to give the Germans a common enemy that would take the blame for the adversity and the german people faced. By blaming the jews Adolf Hitler was able to overcome his challenge and save the German people from not only from their crippling debt, but also the