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How Did Hosenfeld Influence The Nazi Party

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Hosenfeld was a very devoted soldier. As Hitler rose to power, Hosenfeld admired him extremely. Hitler rising also encouraged Hosenfeld to lean more toward national socialism (Haaretz). In result he joined Hitler 's brownshirts in 1933 and eventually fell into the Nazi Party itself in 1935 (Haaretz). At first look he believed wholeheartedly in the Nazi cause, but after reading the “Mein Kampf” everything in his mindset began to change(Jewish Virtual Library). Over years he began to dislike tnad be ashamed of the Nazi party because he saw the way they were treating the Polish and the Jews (Hitler 's Children).

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