Who was Adolf Hitler?

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Adolf Hitler was an ideologue, politician and dictator who ruled Germany from 1933 to 1945. Born in Austria in 1889. He studied art in Vienna, but never became a mediocre painter. At the outbreak of World War I joined the German Army. He was promoted to corporal and won the Iron Cross. After the war joined the German Workers Party (NSADP). In 1923 he led a failed rebellion that was proposed to overthrow the Government of the Republic of Weimar, an episode known as the putsh (beat) in Munich. Spent time in jail for it. Business speaker, able to add tens of thousands of people to his party. In 1933 he was appointed chancellor of the Reich and managed to accumulate powers to become the leader of a totalitarian state. Enabled concentration camps for the imprisonment and murder of Jews and political opponents. The invasion of Poland triggered the outbreak of World War II, during which occupied much of Western Europe and the Soviet Union. Finally, their armies were defeated in 1945. When the Soviets entered Berlin, Hitler committed suicide in his bunker in the German capital.

What were the ideas of Hitler?

In My Struggle, an autobiography he wrote while he was imprisoned, Hitler maintained that the Aryan race (which he identified with the Germans) was superior to all others, and especially Jewish, Slavic and black. In addition, the work expressed the need of the German race to invade the East, for a "living space".

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