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Hitler and His Influence

By: Allison, Catherine, Kaity, and Ryan


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The beginning of Hitler

Prior to the 1932 election, Hitler promoted hiscampaign Hitler Over Germany, where he spoke in15 cities in 15 days.

On February 27, the Reichstag (Government Building)was set on fire. Although it was blamed on thecommunist party, the Nazis were the real culprit.

Hitler became Chancellor and convinced the presidentto issue a decree that took away the basic rights ofcitizens: including freedom of speech and gave thegovernment emergency powers.


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The Election

Independent Party National Socialist

German Workers Party

Communist Party of

Germany (KPD)

Paul Von Hindenburg Adolf Hitler Ernst Thalmann


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Hitler Welcomed into

Office

Hitler ran for office as president in 1932, however he

lost the election. When the current president,

Hindenburg passed away in 1934, Hitler abolished the

office entirely- this made Hitler become head dictator.


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Hitler was influential?

Adolf Hitlers rise to power was nothing but

astounding. In just a little over a year, Hitler

manipulated the government of Germany and the

people. Hitler captivated the minds of everyone hecame in contact with. This is evident because he was

an amazing speaker who spoke from his heart. He

attracted over 11 million followers. He was extremely

close to his country.


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Hitler- Man of the Year

Hitler was named Man of the Year for the 1938

Times Magazine. He was looked at as a hero in

some ways because he was one of the only leaders

making progress post WWI and the depression.

Most of Germany did not seem to care that Hitler was

using force and dictatorship, because most other

countries were trying to solve conflicts peacefully and

were making no progress.


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The End of Hitler

In the final hours ofHitlers life, he wrote a document left for theGerman people. After causing destruction on many areas in Europe,sacrificing millions of German lives due to his political demands, andordering the death of others, Hitler did not display a guiltyconscience. Instead, in the letter he blamed the Jews for everything-

including the war he started.

As Germany was left destroyed and defeated by the six years of warit had faced, Hitler decided to commit suicide. But before committingsuicide he decided to marry his mistress, Eva Braun on April 29,1945 in his bunker because she was the only one who hadremained loyal to him through everything.

The next day, April 30th 1945 a little after 3:30 p.m., days beforeGermanys surrender, Hitlershot himself in the head with a 7.65 mmpistol. Hitler committed suicide because he did not want theRussians to imprison him and put him to trial.


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Sources

Pictures:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_presidential_election,_1932

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