Why Did Hitler Prefer The Handlebar Style Of Mustaches

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On April 20, 1889 Hitler was born. Hitler died on April 30, 1945 by suicide. When Hitler committed suicide people were fascinated by it. Hitler led Nazi Germany from 1934-1945. HIs hatred for the Jews and his fascist views led to World War 2 and millions of deaths. Hitler loved his mustache, and he was once ordered to trim it because of ww1 service so it would fit under his gas mask, which didn't work because he was gassed in 1918 and was temporarily blinded. Hitler would not have had to cut it if he did not prefer the handlebar style of mustaches.

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