How Did Adolf Hitler Impact The World

“If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough, it will be believed.” This quote was said by a man named Adolf Hitler. Throughout his life he did many things such as serve in the German military, was a popular politician in Germany, become chancellor, startedt a world war, and committed mass murder as Germany’s dictator. Hitler accomplished many tasks in his life some more iniquitous than others but made differences in the world today. Hitler’s leadership was very significant and has impacted the world drastically. Topics that make his reign became notable is how the Weimar Republic’s failures have allowed him to come into power, how he stayed in power, how he used propaganda to produce anti-semitism, and the outcomes of his insane

Such as the fuhrerprinzip, a system that believes that the chancellor and president of Germany hold the same rule. This was beneficial to Hitler because this would allow him to further make laws that would be irreversible. Another action that he took to enhance his power was the Night of the Long Knives. On this night, he ordered his loyal subjects to brutally murder his greatest threats. Another strategy that would help Hitler to stay in control was the disregard for the Treaty of Versailles. This would lead to Germany gaining more land, with the claim of Lebensraum. With Lebensraum, Hitler would suggest that Germany needed more living space for the German citizens that also lived in areas taken from Germany as punishment at the end of World War

Such as, anti-semitism, with it they blamed Jews for losing the war. Hitler believed that there should be a superior race. Hitler thought the superior race should have certain physical characteristics such as, blue eyes and blonde hair. He took every opportunity to belittle the race that was not superior. On Kristallnacht, Hitler let the German people know about an awful crime committed by a teenage Jew. Causing German people to go out and destroy religious areas, schools and businesses belonging to Jews. Hitler used propaganda to promote anti-semitism and German people embraced his words. Another thing he did newtonburg laws. These laws forced Jews to stop going to school, to wear the Star of David on their clothing, and take many rights away from the