Adolf Hitler Research Paper

The Hitler’s political views is National Socialism. It is a political system that advocated totalitarianism control over all aspects of the state. In addition, the party was nationalistic and strongly against internationalism and assimilation of any foreign cultures. Hitler spoke out on his views against the Jews and managed to convince others that there is no space for foreigners in Germany. He also emphasized that Germany could not could not accept others, and if they do so, their identity will be compromised, and not be considered “real Germans” (1923).

Hitler’s biggest aim was to save Germany from the great economic depression after World War I, and unemployment. Hitler created the Four Year Plan, which promoted the aim enough supplies

for agricultural and industrial products. The Four Year Plan was successful since it defeated unemployment and was seen as successful by the Germans. This plan was made for Germany to be prepared for war in four years, so they will have enough goods to supply to the troops.
The role of education during Hitler’s rule was to brainwash the young people to become loyal to the Nazis. Hitler manipulated the education policies to his benefit in promoting the Nazi beliefs to the youth. The teachers had to be examined properly by the Nazi officials to make sure that they were teaching the proper concepts and to make sure that they were loyal. Hitler also created special schools for children who were considered to be “special” and “thrived” above an average German child, were sent to Adolf Hitler Schools and were taught to become the future leaders of Germany. The most talented children were sent to Order Castles (“Education Policies”).