Who Was Adolf Hitler Left Behind?
Adolf Hitler is a well-known name, not only here in Germany, but in most parts of the world. This is not because of a positive impression he left behind, but because of a very negative one.
Hitler was born on the 20th of April 1889 in Braunau am Inn, Austria, as the son of an ordinary middle class family. His childhood was dominated by permanent conflicts with his farther, Alois, who did not allow his son to pursue a career as an artist. After Alois' death, the young Hitler suffered a lot but managed finishing sort of a basic school, however without any perspective as to his future life. From then on Hitler tried hard to earn some money by painting watercolors featuring Vienna's sights. He soon ran out of money, and ended up homeless. In those days, he lived in Vienna, a hotspot for racist ideas, influencing Hitler's attitude towards life. Added to this there was the fact that Vienna's Academy Of Fine Arts rated him unqualified for painting.
As Austria represented an entity made up of different nations, Hitler felt motivated to leave his home country and get settled in …show more content…
This implies getting back parts of eastern Europe, which inspired Hitler to take over Czechoslovakia as well as Poland, with the latter to be shared with Russia. This of course could not be tolerated neither by the British nor by the French who then declared War against Germany on September third, 1939. This is how World War II began.
Hitler's problem was that he could only rely on two allies, Austria and, for a limited period, also Italy. It is obvious that Germany's risky strategy to declare war to almost all nations (including Russia and the USA) was doomed to fail. It did not take too long for some Germans like Claus von Stauffenberg as the most famous one to find out about this and consequently to try to assassinate the "Leader of the German Empire", however, unfortunately with no
Hitler was born on the 20th of April 1889 in Braunau am Inn, Austria, as the son of an ordinary middle class family. His childhood was dominated by permanent conflicts with his farther, Alois, who did not allow his son to pursue a career as an artist. After Alois' death, the young Hitler suffered a lot but managed finishing sort of a basic school, however without any perspective as to his future life. From then on Hitler tried hard to earn some money by painting watercolors featuring Vienna's sights. He soon ran out of money, and ended up homeless. In those days, he lived in Vienna, a hotspot for racist ideas, influencing Hitler's attitude towards life. Added to this there was the fact that Vienna's Academy Of Fine Arts rated him unqualified for painting.
As Austria represented an entity made up of different nations, Hitler felt motivated to leave his home country and get settled in …show more content…
This implies getting back parts of eastern Europe, which inspired Hitler to take over Czechoslovakia as well as Poland, with the latter to be shared with Russia. This of course could not be tolerated neither by the British nor by the French who then declared War against Germany on September third, 1939. This is how World War II began.
Hitler's problem was that he could only rely on two allies, Austria and, for a limited period, also Italy. It is obvious that Germany's risky strategy to declare war to almost all nations (including Russia and the USA) was doomed to fail. It did not take too long for some Germans like Claus von Stauffenberg as the most famous one to find out about this and consequently to try to assassinate the "Leader of the German Empire", however, unfortunately with no