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The Change In Adolf Hitler's Early Life

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“ If you tell a big enough lie and keep saying it people will start to believe it.” Adolf Hitler This essay is about hitler 's life. And how he became powerful, Also about his early life, What he did during his life/ during his reign, When he was in prisoned, And last when he died. The reason i picked hitler as my topic is because i thought his life was very interesting. And one top of that i thought people should know more about him. What did hitler do during his reign? One of the first thing he did before his reign was he joined the DAP which is the German Workers Party, Then that was soon changed to the Nazies. Hitler was soon appointed to the Chancellor on Jan 30 1933. Hitler told the party that if the don 't make him leader then …show more content…

What was Hitler 's early life like? First off his father was Alois Hitler, Hitler was a dropout from high school. He had a love / passion for art, after his mother 's death he moved to Vienna in 1907.He later joined the Bavarian Army at the beginning of World War I. He got gassed and wounded and recovered, later he got the iron cross for bravery. This was Hitler 's early life. What all did Hitler do while he was in power? First off he believed in aryan race which means “Master Race”. One of the biggest ways Hitler made a state a dictatorship, was with brutality. He put many leaders above him in prison or he had them killed, and that 's the way he made it up the chain. Also he was a excellent talker so that made people believe he was a good person. On top of that people thought he was Jesus, Which was completely false. And that 's a summarized version of what Hitler did while he was at command. Hitler went to prison? The reason hitler went to prison was because of high treason, and on top of that he had a 5 year sentence and he only served eight months of that term. The prison he was in was Landsberg Prison. He got special treatment, as in he got a nice bed, a nice closet, and on top of that he got a nice bed. He also had flowers and the others that went to that same prison were not given anything close to

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