Hitler's life before the war. Complete biography of Adolf Hitler

Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) - a great political and military figure, Reich Chancellor of Germany, founder of the totalitarian dictatorship of the Third Reich, the main ideologist of National Socialism.

Adolf Hitler was one of the most famous bloody dictators in all of world history. He had extremely nationalistic views, pursued corresponding policies in Germany and dreamed of conquering the whole world. Hitler is the founder of the theory of fascism; he ordered the creation of fascist concentration camps, where people of the “wrong” nationality (mostly Jews) were sent, where they were tortured and killed. Hitler started World War II, conquered several countries and reached the USSR.

Brief biography of Hitler

Hitler was born in a small town on the border of Austria and Germany into an ordinary family. As a child, he showed no military talent and was not successful at school. Hitler was not accepted into the university; he tried twice to enter the Academy of Arts in the art department.

At a young age, unable to study further, Hitler voluntarily joined the army, from where he was immediately sent to the front. It was during the war that the birth of many political ideas took place, which later formed the basis of the theory of National Socialism. Hitler performed well in the army and quickly rose through the ranks, reaching the rank of corporal, as well as receiving several awards.

In 1919, Hitler returned from the war and joined the ranks of the German Workers' Party, where, just as quickly as in the war, he gained trust and moved up the career ladder. Already in 1921, Hitler became the head of the party thanks to the skillful policies he carried out during the political and economic crisis in Germany. From that time on, Hitler began to actively promote nationalist ideas into society and reform the German political system, using the party apparatus and military experience.

Soon after this, Hitler, who was one of the main organizers of the Bavarian Putsch, is arrested. In prison, Hitler wrote his most famous work, Mein Kampf (My Struggle). In this work, he sets out his own views on the future of the world and Germany, as well as the theory of the primacy of one race (Aryan) over others, saying that it is Germany and the Germans who should become the head of the world in the future. This work is the most striking expression of all Hitler's nationalist ideas, which guided him in politics and military affairs.

In 1933, Hitler's path to world domination began. This year he was appointed Chancellor of Germany. Hitler received this post thanks to the economic reforms that allowed Germany to get out of the serious crisis into which the country found itself after.

Having taken the post of Reich Chancellor, Hitler began to actively pursue nationalist policies:

• all parties except nationalists were banned;
• persecution of the Jewish population began (at first they were deprived of civil rights, and then they began to be killed indiscriminately);
• SS detachments and concentration camps were created, Hitler strictly ensured that everything in the country was subject exclusively to his will.

During the same period, Adolf Hitler passed a law according to which he became dictator in Germany for the next four years and had unlimited personal power. Germany turned into the country of the Third Reich - a new political system based on nationalism and terror.

Germany alone was not enough for Hitler, so in 1938 he began to conquer the world. The first to fall were Austria and Czechoslovakia, which became part of Germany. Soon after this, World War II broke out, during which Hitler managed to advance to the borders of the USSR and attack the country. lasted four years, but the USSR did not cede to Germany. Russian troops drove Hitler's army out of their territories and marched all the way to Berlin, capturing it.

In the last years of the war, Hitler and his wife Eva Braun were in a special bunker from which the army was controlled. Having learned that Berlin had been surrendered to Soviet troops, Hitler, unable to survive such a shame, committed suicide.

This happened in 1945. According to generally accepted information, he shot himself, but there is an opinion that Hitler could have taken an ampoule of poison.

Hitler's policy

The essence of Hitler's policy was racial discrimination and the superiority of one race over another. This is what guided the dictator in domestic and foreign policy, creating a completely new political and administrative system, where everything was based on unconditional submission and fear. According to Hitler's idea, Germany (and with it the whole world) was supposed to turn into a state where people of the “correct” race rule, and the rest are in their unconditional submission, like slaves.

However, it is also worth noting that Hitler, despite his nationalist orientation, carried out a number of very successful economic and political reforms. Under him, Germany was able to overcome the devastating consequences, establish production, increase industry (it was reoriented towards the military) and generally improve its well-being.

Thanks to Hitler's policies that he pursued before the war, Germany was able to get back on its feet and gain some stability.

Results of Hitler's reign

Germany under Hitler:

• got out of the economic crisis and established industrial production;
• completely changed the system, turning into a National Socialist state with a dictator at its head (Third Reich).

However, there were still more negative consequences. Hitler started World War II, which negatively affected not only other countries, but also Germany itself, and killed and tortured millions of people in concentration camps.

Hitler is considered the most cruel and bloody dictator of the 20th century.

Adolf Hitler - Reich Chancellor of Germany from 1933 to 1945, leader of the NSNRP, commander-in-chief of the military forces of National Socialist Germany in World War II. Today, perhaps, you will not meet a person who does not know this name. Adolf Hitler, whose brief biography will be outlined below, is considered the most tyrannical and odious ruler of the twentieth century.

Family history

Adolf Hitler did not like to talk about his family and origins, despite the fact that he always demanded an extensive description of their ancestry from his subordinates. The only person who was often mentioned by Hitler was his mother Klara.

The Reich Chancellor's ancestors were simple Austrian peasants, only his father managed to become a government official.

Adolf's father, Alois Hitler, whose biography is not so well known, was the illegitimate son of Maria Anna Schicklgruber. She subsequently married a poor miller, Johann Hiedler, and Alois was given his surname. However, a mistake was made during registration, and the letter “d” in the surname was replaced with “t”.

Modern historians have found evidence that Alois's real father was Johann Hiedler's brother, Johann Nepomuk. Therefore, modern science often discusses the incest that took place in the Hitler family. After all, Alois’s wife was the granddaughter of Johann Nepomuk, Clara Pölzl.

In the marriage of Alois and Clara, on April 20, 1889, after several unsuccessful attempts to have a child, a son was born. He was given the name Adolf Hitler. The biography, a summary of which would not fit on even a dozen pages, began in the village of Ranshofen, on the border of Austria-Hungary and Germany.

Childhood

Until the age of three, Adolf lived with his mother, father, half-brother Alois and sister Angela in the town of Braunau am Inn.

After his father’s promotion, the Hitler family had to move first to the city of Passau, then to Linz. After Alois retired for health reasons, the family settled in the town of Gafeld, near Lambach am Traun, where they bought a house in 1895.

Adolf Hitler, whose biography indicates the illiteracy of most of his relatives, studied well in elementary school and pleased his parents with good grades.

He attended a Catholic convent school, was a member of the boys' choir, and assisted the priest during mass.

In 1898, the Hitlers moved to the village of Leonding, where Adolf graduated from the public school. It was at this time that Alois had a great influence on his son with his constant pressure, moralizing and anti-church statements.

When Adolf was eleven years old, he went to study at a real school in Linz. It was here that the habits of the future dictator began to emerge. Young Adolf was obstinate, intolerant and refused to attend some subjects, devoting all his time to history, geography and drawing.

Youth

After the unexpected death of his father in 1903, Adolf moved to Linz and lived in a hostel. He did not attend classes quite often, because he decided for himself that he would not follow in his father’s footsteps and become an official. Adolf Hitler is an artist! This was the boy's dream.

Due to repeated absenteeism and confrontations with teachers, Hitler transferred to a real school in Steyr. Adolf failed to pass the fourth grade exams in some subjects.

In 1907, Hitler attempted to enter the Vienna General Art School, but failed the entrance exams in the second round. The admissions committee recommends that he try his hand at architecture, as they see a predisposition for this.

In the same year, Adolf's mother dies from the consequences of a serious illness. Hitler returns to Vienna, where he again tries to enroll in art school.

People around Adolf Hitler in those years testify that he was intolerant, capricious, hot-tempered, and was always looking for someone on whom to vent his anger.

Adolf Hitler, whose paintings began to bring him significant income, refused the orphan's pension due to him. A little later, he inherited the inheritance of his deceased aunt Johanna Pölzl.

At the age of twenty-four, Hitler moved to Munich in order to avoid serving in the Austrian army. He hates the idea of ​​standing next to Czechs and Jews. During this period, his intolerance towards other nations arose and began to rapidly develop.

Participation in the First World War

The outbreak of World War I delighted Hitler. He immediately joined the German army as a volunteer. On October 8, 1914, the future dictator swore an oath of allegiance to the King of Bavaria, as well as to Emperor Franz Joseph.

Already at the end of October, as part of the sixteenth reserve Bavarian regiment, Adolf was sent to the Western Front. Hitler, whose biography would soon be replete with participation in various battles, received the rank of corporal after the battles of the Yser and Ypres.

In early November, Hitler was transferred to army headquarters as a liaison officer. Soon he was awarded the Iron Cross, second degree. Until March, Adolf participated in trench battles in French Flanders.

Hitler received his first wound at the Battle of the Somme. A shrapnel wound to the thigh kept him in the hospital until March 1917. After recovery, he took part in battles in Upper Alsace, Artois, and Flanders, for which he was awarded the Cross of the 3rd degree (for military merit).

According to the testimony of his colleagues and commanders, Hitler was an excellent soldier - selfless, brave and fearless. Throughout the First World War, Adolf Hitler collected a whole collection of awards and medals. However, he failed to meet Germany's defeat on the battlefield. Adolf ended up in the hospital as a result of a chemical shell explosion, and for some time he was even deprived of his sight.

Hitler perceived the surrender of Germany and the overthrow of the Kaiser as a betrayal and was deeply amazed by the outcome of the war.

Creation of the Nazi Party

The New Year of 1919 began for the future Fuhrer with work as a guard in a camp for prisoners of war. However, soon the French and Russians held in the camp were amnestied, and an inspired Adolf Hitler returned to Munich. The biography briefly points to this period of his life.

At first he was in the barracks of the Bavarian Infantry Regiment. He has not yet decided on his future activities. During these troubled times, in addition to architecture, he began to be fascinated by politics. Although he did not stop being creative. Adolf Hitler, whose paintings were highly praised by the famous artist Max Zeper, was at a crossroads.

Hitler was helped to make a decision in life when his army commanders sent him to an agitator course. There he made a strong impression with his anti-Semitic statements and discovered his talent as an orator. The head of the propaganda department appointed Hitler as an education officer. Adolf Hitler the artist, whose paintings could occupy places in famous museums, gave way to Adolf the politician, who was destined to become a despot and murderer.

It was at this time that Hitler finally began to position himself as an ardent anti-Semite. In 1919, he joined the German Workers' Party and headed the propaganda department.

Hitler's first public speech on behalf of the Nazi Party took place on February 24, 1920. Then they were presented with a list of 25 points symbolizing the canons of the Nazis. These included, among other things, anti-Semitism, the idea of ​​the unity of the German nation, and a strong central government. On his initiative, the party was given a new name - the German National Socialist Workers' Party. After a major conflict with other representatives of the party, Hitler became its undisputed leader and ideologist.

Beer putsch

The episode that brought Hitler to prison was called the Beer Hall Putsch in German history. Surprisingly, all parties in Bavaria held their public events and discussions in beer halls.

The Social Democratic government of Germany was severely criticized by conservatives, communists and Nazis due to the French occupation and severe economic crisis. In Bavaria, where Hitler led his party, separatist conservatives were in power. They wanted the restoration of the monarchy when the Nazis advocated the creation of the Reich. The government in Berlin sensed the impending threat and ordered Gustow von Kahr, head of the right-wing party, to dissolve the NSDAP (Nazi Party). However, he did not take this step, but also did not want to enter into open confrontation with the authorities. Hitler, having learned about this, decided to act.

On November 8, 1923, Adolf Hitler, at the head of a detachment of stormtroopers, burst into a beer hall where a meeting of the Bavarian government was taking place. G. Von Karu and his associates managed to escape, and on November 9, while trying to seize the Ministry of Defense, Hitler was captured, and his party suffered heavy losses in killed and wounded.

The trial of Adolf Hitler took place already in 1924. As an organizer of the putsch and a traitor to the legitimate government, he was sentenced to five years, of which he served only nine months.

Adolf Hitler "My Struggle" (Mein Kampf)

It is not without reason that historians and researchers of Hitler’s life call his stay in prison a sanatorium. After all, guests were freely allowed to visit him, he could write and receive letters. But the main work of his entire stay in prison was a book with a political program, written and edited by Adolf Hitler. “My Struggle” is what the author called the book.

It proclaimed Hitler's main idea - anti-Semitism. The author blamed the poor Jews for everything. Some German's shoe is leaky - the Jew is to blame; someone doesn't have enough for bread and butter - the Jew is to blame. And Germany was supposed to become the dominant state.

Adolf Hitler, whose “Mein Kampf” (book) sold a huge number of copies, achieved his main goal: he managed to “release” anti-Semitism to the masses.

In addition, this work reflects the very points of the party program that were read by the author back in 1920.

The road to power

After leaving prison, Hitler decided to start changing the world with his party. His main task was to strengthen his dictatorial power, gradually remove his closest associates Strasser and Rehm from business, as well as strengthen the army of stormtroopers.

On February 27, 1924, in the Bürgerbräukeller beer hall, Adolf Hitler, whose biography includes more than one successful speech, gives a speech about how he is the only and invincible leader of the Nazi movement.

In 1927, the first party congress was held in Nuremberg. The main subject of discussion was elections and obtaining votes. Since 1928, Joseph Goebbels became head of the party's propaganda department. However, the Nazis never managed to win in all the elections. The workers' parties were in first place. Hitler, in order to appoint him chancellor, needed at least the appearance of support from broad sections of the population.

Adolf Hitler - Reich Chancellor of Germany

As a result, he achieved his goal, and in 1933 he was appointed Reich Chancellor of Germany. At the very first government meetings, Adolf Hitler loudly declared that the goal of the entire country was the fight against communism.

Domestic policy

German domestic policy during these years was completely subordinated to the fight against the Communist Party. The Reichstag was dissolved, rallies and demonstrations of all parties except the Nazi one were banned. President Hindenburg issued an order prohibiting any criticism of the Nazi Party and its actions. Essentially, there was a quick and unconditional victory for Hitler over his opponents and opponents.

Almost every week new decrees with bans were issued. Social Democrats were also deprived of their rights, Hitler introduced hanging, and the first mention of concentration camps dates back to March 21, 1933. In April, Jews officially fell under government sanctions and were dismissed en masse from government agencies. Free entry and exit from the country is now prohibited. On April 26, 1933, the Gestapo was created.

In essence, Germany has turned from a state of law into a country of lawlessness and total control. Hitler's associates penetrated into all sectors of the country's life and allowed constant checks on adherence to party policies.

Adolf Hitler, whose biography is full of secrets and mysteries, hid military plans from his comrades for a long time, but understood that in order to implement them it was necessary to arm Germany. Therefore, Goering's Four-Year Plan was developed, according to which the entire economy began to work for military affairs.

In the summer of 1934, Hitler finally got rid of Rehm and his associates, who demanded a strengthening of their role in the army and radical social reforms.

Foreign policy

The struggle for world domination completely consumed Hitler. And on June 22, 1941, without declaring war, Germany launched an attack on the USSR.

The first defeat of the Nazis near Moscow shook Hitler's self-confidence, but did not lead him astray from his intended goal. The Battle of Stalingrad finally convinced the Fuhrer of the irrationality of this war and the inevitable defeat. Despite this, Adolf Hitler, whose Mein Kampf called for struggle, himself fought with all his might in order to maintain optimistic sentiments in Germany and the army.

Since 1943, he was at his headquarters almost all the time. Public appearances have become rare. He lost interest in them.

It finally became clear that there would be no victory after the landing of Anglo-American troops in Normandy. Soviet troops advanced from the east with monstrous speed and selfless heroism.

Wanting to demonstrate that Germany still had the power and strength to wage war, Hitler decided to transfer most of his forces to the western borders. He believed that European states would fear the occupation of German territories by Soviet troops, and would prefer Nazi Germany to a communist society in the center of Europe. However, Hitler's plan failed; the USSR's allies did not compromise.

Fearing reprisals against himself for all the crimes he had committed against humanity, Hitler locked himself in his bunker in Berlin and committed suicide on April 30, 1945. His wife Eva Braun went to the next world with him.

Adolf Hitler, a biography whose photos are full of self-confidence and fearlessness, left this world cowardly and pitifully, without answering for the rivers of blood that he shed.

Adolf Hitler is a famous political leader of Germany, whose activities are associated with heinous crimes against humanity, including the Holocaust. The founder of the Nazi party and the dictatorship of the Third Reich, the immorality of whose philosophy and political views are still widely discussed in society today.

After Hitler managed to become the head of the German fascist state in 1934, he launched a large-scale operation to seize Europe and initiated the Second World War, which made him a “monster and a sadist” for Soviet citizens, and for many Germans a brilliant leader who changed people's lives for the better.

Childhood and youth

Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889 in the Austrian city of Braunau am Inn, located near the border with Germany. His parents, Alois and Klara Hitler, were peasants, but his father managed to break into the people and become a government official-customs officer, which allowed the family to live in decent conditions. “Nazi No. 1” was the third child in the family and dearly loved by his mother, whom he closely resembled in appearance. Later he had younger brothers Edmund and sister Paula, to whom the future German Fuhrer became very attached and looked after him all his life.

Adolf's childhood years were spent in constant moving, caused by the peculiarities of his father's work, and changes in schools, where he did not show any special talents, but was still able to complete four classes of a real school in Steyr and received a certificate of education, in which good grades were only in drawing and physical education. During this period, his mother Clara Hitler died of cancer, which dealt a serious blow to the young man’s psyche, but he did not break down, and, having drawn up the necessary documents to receive a pension for himself and his sister Paula, moved to Vienna and set out on the path to adulthood.

At first he tried to enter the Art Academy, as he had extraordinary talent and a craving for fine art, but failed the entrance exams. The next few years, Adolf Hitler's biography was filled with poverty, vagrancy, odd jobs, constant moving from place to place, and sleeping under city bridges. All this time, he did not inform either his family or friends about his location, because he was afraid of being drafted into the army, where he would have to serve together with the Jews, for whom he felt deep hatred.

At the age of 24, Hitler moved to Munich, where he encountered the First World War, which made him very happy. He immediately volunteered for the Bavarian Army, in whose ranks he took part in many battles. He took the defeat of Germany in the First World War very painfully and categorically blamed politicians for it. Against this background, he engaged in large-scale propaganda work, which allowed him to get into the political movement of the People's Workers' Party, which he skillfully turned into a Nazi one.

Path to power

Having become the head of the NSDAP, Adolf Hitler gradually began to make his way deeper and deeper to the political heights and in 1923 he organized the Beer Hall Putsch. Enlisting the support of 5 thousand stormtroopers, he burst into a beer bar where a meeting of the leaders of the General Staff was taking place and announced the overthrow of traitors in the Berlin government. On November 9, 1923, the Nazi putsch headed towards the ministry to seize power, but was intercepted by police units who used firearms to disperse the Nazis.

In March 1924, Adolf Hitler, as the organizer of the putsch, was convicted of high treason and sentenced to 5 years in prison. But the Nazi dictator spent only 9 months in prison - on December 20, 1924, for unknown reasons, he was released.

Immediately after his liberation, Hitler revived the Nazi party NSDAP and transformed it, with the help of Gregor Strasser, into a national political force. During that period, he managed to establish close ties with the German generals, as well as establish contact with large industrial magnates.

At the same time, Adolf Hitler wrote his work “My Struggle” (“Mein Kampf”), in which he outlined his autobiography and the idea of ​​National Socialism. In 1930, the political leader of the Nazis became the Supreme Commander of the Storm Troops (SA), and in 1932 he tried to gain the post of Reich Chancellor. To do this, he had to renounce his Austrian citizenship and become a German citizen, and also enlist the support of the Allies.

The first time, Hitler failed to win the elections, in which Kurt von Schleicher was ahead of him. A year later, German President Paul von Hindenburg, under Nazi pressure, dismissed the victorious von Schleicher and appointed Hitler in his place.

This appointment did not cover all the hopes of the Nazi leader, since power over Germany continued to remain in the hands of the Reichstag, and its powers included only the leadership of the Cabinet of Ministers, which had yet to be created.

In just 1.5 years, Adolf Hitler managed to remove all obstacles in the form of the President of Germany and the Reichstag from his path and become an unlimited dictator. From that moment on, oppression of Jews and Gypsies began in the country, trade unions were closed and the “Hitler era” began, which during the 10 years of his rule was completely saturated with human blood.

Nazism and war

In 1934, Hitler gained power over Germany, where the total Nazi regime immediately began, the ideology of which was the only true one. Having become the ruler of Germany, the Nazi leader immediately revealed his true face and began major foreign policy actions. He is rapidly creating the Wehrmacht and restoring aviation and tank forces, as well as long-range artillery. Contrary to the Treaty of Versailles, Germany seizes the Rhineland, and then Czechoslovakia and Austria.

At the same time, he carried out a purge in his ranks - the dictator organized the so-called “Night of the Long Knives,” when all prominent Nazis who posed a threat to Hitler’s absolute power were destroyed. Having given himself the title of supreme leader of the Third Reich, the Fuhrer created the Gestapo police and a system of concentration camps where he imprisoned all “undesirable elements,” namely Jews, gypsies, political opponents, and later prisoners of war.

The basis of Adolf Hitler's domestic policy was the ideology of racial discrimination and the superiority of indigenous Aryans over other peoples. His goal was to become the only leader of the whole world, in which the Slavs were to become “elite” slaves, and the lower races, to which he included Jews and Gypsies, were completely destroyed. Along with massive crimes against humanity, the ruler of Germany developed a similar foreign policy, deciding to take over the entire world.

In April 1939, Hitler approved a plan to attack Poland, which was defeated in September of the same year. Next, the Germans occupied Norway, Holland, Denmark, Belgium, Luxembourg and broke through the French front. In the spring of 1941, Hitler captured Greece and Yugoslavia, and on June 22 attacked the USSR, then led by.

In 1943, the Red Army launched a large-scale offensive against the Germans, thanks to which in 1945 World War II entered the territory of the Reich, which completely drove the Fuhrer crazy. He sent pensioners, teenagers and disabled people to fight the Red Army soldiers, ordering the soldiers to stand to death, while he himself hid in the “bunker” and watched what was happening from the side.

Holocaust and death camps

With the coming to power of Adolf Hitler, a whole complex of death camps and concentration camps was created in Germany, Poland and Austria, the first of which was created in 1933 near Munich. It is known that there were more than 42 thousand such camps, in which millions of people died under torture. These specially equipped centers were intended for genocide and terror both against prisoners of war and over the local population, which included the disabled, women and children.

The largest Hitler “death factories” were “Auschwitz”, “Majdanek”, “Buchenwald”, “Treblinka”, in which people who dissented from Hitler were subjected to inhuman torture and “experiments” with poisons, incendiary mixtures, gas, which in 80% of cases resulted in to the painful death of people. All death camps were created with the aim of “cleansing” the entire world population of anti-fascists, inferior races, which for Hitler were Jews and Gypsies, ordinary criminals and simply undesirable “elements” for the German leader.

The symbol of Hitler’s ruthlessness and fascism was the Polish city of Auschwitz, where the most terrible death conveyors were built, where more than 20 thousand people were exterminated every day. This is one of the most terrible places on Earth, which became the center of the extermination of Jews - they died there in “gas” chambers immediately after arrival, even without registration and identification. The Auschwitz camp (Auschwitz) became a tragic symbol of the Holocaust - the mass destruction of the Jewish nation, which is recognized as the largest genocide of the 20th century.

Why did Hitler hate Jews?

There are several versions of why Adolf Hitler hated the Jews so much, whom he tried to “wipe off the face of the earth.” Historians who have studied the personality of the “bloody” dictator put forward several theories, each of which could be true.

The first and most plausible version is considered to be the “racial policy” of the German dictator, who considered only native Germans as people. In this regard, he divided all nations into three parts - the Aryans, who were supposed to rule the world, the Slavs, who in his ideology were assigned the role of slaves, and the Jews, whom Hitler planned to completely destroy.

Economic motives for the Holocaust cannot be ruled out either, since at that time Germany was in a critical state economically, and the Jews had profitable enterprises and banking institutions, which Hitler took from them after being sent to concentration camps.

There is also a version that Hitler exterminated the Jewish nation in order to maintain the morale of his army. He assigned Jews and Gypsies the role of victims, whom he handed over to be torn to pieces so that the Nazis could enjoy human blood, which, in the opinion of the leader of the Third Reich, should have set them up for victory.

Personal life

The personal life of Adolf Hitler in modern history has no confirmed facts and is filled with a lot of speculation. It is known that the German Fuhrer was never officially married and had no recognized children. Moreover, despite his rather unattractive appearance, he was the favorite of the entire female population of the country, who played an important role in his life. Historians claim that “Nazi No. 1” knew how to influence people hypnotically.

With his speeches and cultured manners, he charmed the opposite sex, whose representatives began to recklessly love the leader, which forced the ladies to do the impossible for him. Hitler's mistresses were mostly married ladies who idolized him and considered him an outstanding person.

In 1929, the dictator met, who conquered Hitler with her appearance and cheerful disposition. During the years of living with the Fuhrer, the girl twice tried to commit suicide because of the loving nature of her common-law husband, who openly flirted with the women he liked.

In 2012, US citizen Werner Schmedt declared that he was the legitimate son of Hitler and his young niece Geli Ruabal, who, according to historians, was killed by the dictator in a fit of jealousy. He provided family photos in which the Fuhrer of the Third Reich and Geli Ruabal stand in an embrace. Also, Hitler’s possible son presented his birth certificate, in which in the data column about the parents there are only the initials “G” and “R”, which was done allegedly for the purpose of conspiracy.

According to the Fuhrer's son, after the death of Geli Ruabal, nannies from Austria and Germany were involved in his upbringing, but his father constantly visited him. In 1940, Schmedt last saw Hitler, who promised him if he won the Second World War he would give him the whole world. But since events did not unfold according to Hitler’s plan, Werner had to hide his origin and place of residence from everyone for a long time.

Death

On April 30, 1945, when Hitler's house in Berlin was surrounded by the Soviet army, "Nazi No. 1" admitted defeat and decided to commit suicide. There are several versions of how Adolf Hitler died: some historians claim that the German dictator drank potassium cyanide, while others do not rule out that he shot himself. Along with the head of Germany, his common-law wife Eva Braun, with whom he lived for more than 15 years, also died.

It is reported that the bodies of the couple were burned in front of the bunker, which was the dictator's requirement before his death. Later, the remains of Hitler's body were found by a group of the Red Army Guard - to this day, only dentures and part of the Nazi leader's skull with a bullet entry hole have survived, which are still stored in Russian archives.

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Name: Adolf Hitler
Date of Birth: April 20, 1889
Zodiac sign: Aries
Age: 56 years
Date of death: April 30, 1945
Place of Birth: Braunau am Inn, Austria-Hungary
Height: 175
Activity: founder of the dictatorship of the Third Reich, Fuhrer of the NSDAP, Reich Chancellor and head of Germany
Family status: was married

Adolf Hitler is a famous German political leader whose activities are associated with terrible crimes against humanity, including the Holocaust. The creator of the Nazi Party and the dictatorship of the Third Reich, the immorality of whose philosophy and political views are widely discussed in society today.

After Hitler was able to become the head of the German fascist state in 1934, he launched a large-scale operation to seize Europe, was the initiator of the Second World War, which made him a “monster and a sadist” for the citizens of the USSR, and for many German citizens a brilliant leader, which changed people's lives for the better.

Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889 in the Austrian city of Braunau am Inn, which is located near the border with Germany. His parents, Alois and Klara Hitler, were peasants, but his father was able to break out into the world and become a government official-customs officer, which enabled the family to live in normal conditions. “Nazi No. 1” was the third child in the family and very beloved by his mother, whom he was very similar in appearance. Later, he had younger brothers Edmund and sister Paula, to whom the future German Fuhrer became very attached and took care of her all his life.

Hitler's parents

Adolf's childhood was spent in endless moves, caused by the peculiarities of his father's work, and changes in schools, where he did not show any special talents, but was still able to finish 4 classes of a real school in Steyr and received a certificate of education, in which good grades were only in such subjects as drawing and physical education. During this period, his mother Clara Hitler died of cancer, which dealt a big blow to the young man’s psyche, but he did not break down, and, having completed the necessary documents to receive a pension for himself and his sister Paula, moved to Vienna and set out on the path to adulthood.

At first he tried to enter the Art Academy, because he had extraordinary talent and a passion for fine art, but did not pass the entrance exams. The next couple of years, Adolf Hitler's biography was filled with poverty, vagrancy, temporary work, endless moving from place to place, and sleeping under city bridges. Throughout this period, he did not tell either his family or friends about his whereabouts, because he was afraid of being drafted into the army, where he would be forced to serve along with the Jews, for whom he felt deep hatred.

At the age of 24, Hitler moved to Munich, where he encountered the First World War, which made him very happy. He immediately enlisted as a volunteer in the Bavarian army, in whose ranks he took part in many battles. He took the defeat of Germany in the First World War quite painfully and categorically blamed politicians for it. Against this background, he engaged in large-scale campaigning activities, which gave him the opportunity to get into the political movement of the People's Workers' Party, which he skillfully turned into a Nazi one.

Having become the head of the NSDAP, Adolf Hitler over time began to make his way deeper and deeper to the political heights and in 1923 he organized the Beer Hall Putsch. Enlisting the support of 5 thousand stormtroopers, he burst into a beer bar where the leaders of the General Staff were holding an action and announced the overthrow of the traitors in the Berlin government. On November 9, 1923, the Nazi putsch went towards the ministry to seize power, but was intercepted by police detachments, who used firearms to disperse the Nazis.

In March 1924, Adolf Hitler, as the organizer of the putsch, was convicted of high treason and sentenced to 5 years in prison. However, the Nazi dictator spent only 9 months in prison - on December 20, 1924, for unknown reasons, he was released. Immediately after his release, Hitler revived the Nazi party NSDAP and transformed it, with the help of Gregor Strasser, into a national political force. During that period, he was able to establish close ties with the German generals, as well as establish relationships with major industrial magnates.

At the same time, Adolf Hitler wrote his work “My Struggle” (“Mein Kampf”), in which he described in detail his autobiography and the idea of ​​National Socialism. In 1930, the political leader of the Nazis became the Supreme Commander of the Storm Troops (SA), and in 1932 he tried to get the post of Reich Chancellor. To do this, he was forced to renounce his Austrian citizenship and become a German citizen, and also enlist the support of the Allies.

From the first time, Hitler was unable to win the elections, in which Kurt von Schleicher was ahead of him. A year later, German leader Paul von Hindenburg, under Nazi pressure, dismissed the victorious von Schleicher and appointed Hitler in his place.

This appointment did not cover all the hopes of the Nazi leader, since power over Germany continued to remain in the hands of the Reichstag, and its powers included only the leadership of the Cabinet of Ministers, which still needed to be created.

In just 1.5 years, Adolf Hitler was able to remove all obstacles in the form of the President of Germany and the Reichstag from his path and become an unlimited dictator. From that time on, oppression of Jews and Gypsies began in the state, trade unions were closed and the “Hitler era” began, which during the 10 years of his rule was completely saturated with human blood.

In 1934, Hitler gained power over Germany, where the total Nazi regime immediately began, the ideology of which was the only correct one. Having become the ruler of Germany, the Nazi leader instantly showed his true colors and began large foreign policy rallies. He quickly creates the Wehrmacht and restores aviation and tank troops, as well as long-range artillery. Contrary to the Treaty of Versailles, Germany seizes the Rhineland, and then Czechoslovakia and Austria.

At the same time, he carried out a purge within his ranks - the dictator organized the so-called “Night of the Long Knives,” when all prominent Nazis who posed a threat to Hitler’s absolute power were eliminated. Having given himself the title of Supreme Leader of the Third Reich, he created the Gestapo police force, as well as a system of concentration camps, where he sent all “undesirable elements,” including Jews, gypsies, political opponents, and later prisoners of war.

The basis of Adolf Hitler's domestic policy was the ideology of racial discrimination and the superiority of the indigenous Aryans over other peoples. He wanted to be the only leader of the whole world, in which the Slavs were to become “elite” slaves, and the lower races, to which he included Jews and Gypsies, were completely eliminated. Along with massive crimes against people, the ruler of Germany developed a similar foreign policy, deciding to take over the entire world.

In April 1939, Hitler approved a plan to attack Poland, which was destroyed in September of the same year. Then the Germans occupied Norway, Holland, Denmark, Belgium, Luxembourg and broke through the French front. In the spring of 1941, Hitler captured Greece and Yugoslavia, and on June 22, he attacked the Soviet Union, then led by Joseph Stalin.

In 1943, the Red Army launched a large-scale offensive against the Germans, which caused World War II to enter the Reich in 1945, which drove Hitler completely crazy. He sent pensioners, teenagers and disabled people to fight the Red Army soldiers, ordering the soldiers to stand to death, while he himself hid in a “bunker” and watched what was happening from the side.

With the coming to power of Adolf Hitler, a whole complex of death camps and concentration camps was created in Germany, Poland and Austria, the first of which was founded in 1933 near Munich. It is known that there were over 42 thousand such camps, in which millions of people died under torture. These specially equipped centers were intended for genocide and terror both against prisoners of war and over the local population, among whom were disabled people, women and children.

The largest Hitler “death factories” were “Auschwitz”, “Majdanek”, “Buchenwald”, “Treblinka”, in which people who dissented from Hitler were subjected to terrible torture and “experiments” with poisons, incendiary mixtures, gas, which in 80 percent of cases led to the painful death of people. All death camps were founded with the goal of “cleansing” the entire world population of anti-fascists, inferior races, which for Hitler were Jews and Gypsies, simple criminals and simply undesirable “elements” for the German leader.

The symbol of Hitler’s ruthlessness and fascism was the Polish city of Auschwitz, in which the most terrible death conveyors were erected, where over 20 thousand people were exterminated every day. This is one of the most terrible places on the planet, which became the center of the extermination of Jews - they died there in “gas” chambers immediately after arrival, even without registration and identification. The Auschwitz camp (Auschwitz) became a tragic symbol of the Holocaust - the mass extermination of the Jewish nation, which is recognized as the largest genocide of the 20th century.

There are several versions of why Adolf Hitler hated the Jews so much, whom he tried to “wipe off the face of the earth.” Historians who have studied the personality of the “bloody” dictator put forward several theories, each of which could be true.

The first and most plausible version is considered to be the “racial policy” of the German dictator, who considered only native Germans as people. Because of this, he divided all nations into 3 parts - the Aryans, who were supposed to rule the world, the Slavs, who in his ideology were assigned the role of slaves, and the Jews, whom Hitler planned to completely exterminate.

Economic motives for the Holocaust are also not excluded, since at that time Germany was in a difficult state economically, and the Jews had profitable enterprises and banking institutions, which Hitler took from them after being sent to concentration camps.

There is also a version that Hitler exterminated the Jewish nation in order to maintain the morale of his army. He assigned Jews and Gypsies the role of victims, whom he handed over to be torn to pieces so that the Nazis would have the opportunity to enjoy human blood, which, as the leader of the Third Reich believed, should have set them up for victory.

On April 30, 1945, when Hitler's house in Berlin was surrounded by the Soviet army, "Nazi No. 1" admitted defeat and decided to commit suicide. There are several versions of how Adolf Hitler died: some historians note that the German dictator drank potassium cyanide, while others do not rule out that he shot himself. Along with the head of Germany, his common-law wife Eva Braun, with whom he lived for more than 15 years, also died.

It is noted that the bodies of the couple were burned at the entrance to the bunker, which was the dictator’s requirement before his death. Later, the remains of Hitler's body were discovered by a group of the Red Army Guard - to this day, only dentures and part of the Nazi leader's skull with a bullet entry hole have survived, which are still stored in Russian archives.

The personal life of Adolf Hitler in modern history has no confirmed facts and is filled with a lot of speculation. There is information that the German Fuhrer was never officially married and had no recognized children. At the same time, despite his very unattractive appearance, he was the favorite of the entire female population of the state, which played an important role in his life. Historians note that “Nazi No. 1” had the ability to influence people hypnotically.

With his speeches and cultured manners, he charmed the weaker sex, whose representatives began to thoughtlessly love the leader, which forced them to do the impossible for him. Hitler's mistresses were predominantly married ladies who idolized him and considered him a great man.

In 1929, the dictator met Eva Braun, who conquered Hitler with her appearance and cheerful disposition. During the years of living with the Fuhrer, the girl tried to commit suicide 2 times because of the loving nature of her common-law husband, who openly flirted with the women he liked.

In 2012, American Werner Schmedt announced that he was the legitimate son of Hitler and his young niece Geli Ruabal, who, according to historians, was killed by the dictator in a fit of jealousy. He provided family photographs in which the Fuhrer of the Third Reich and Geli Ruabal are depicted in an embrace. Also, Hitler’s possible son showed his birth certificate, in which only the initials “G” and “R” were written in the data column about the parents, which was done, apparently, for the purpose of secrecy.

According to the Fuhrer’s son, after the death of Geli Ruabal, nannies from Austria and Germany were involved in his upbringing, but his father visited him all the time. In 1940, Schmedt last met with Hitler, who promised him that if he won the Second World War, he would give him the whole world. But since events did not unfold according to Hitler’s plan, Werner was forced to hide his origin and place of residence from everyone for a long time.

Artem
The most suspicious thing is that Adolf Aloizyevich visited Austria and the German regions of the Czech Republic without chewing. And he didn’t even make an attempt on Switzerland, which is all German.

Is it true that aliens have settled there?

Margarita
=))) no. just rich burghers who sponsored Hitler kept their money there

I’m more interested in why the local banks began to give money for safekeeping

Artem
because aliens have settled there, obviously

xxx: - I went to Triumphal Square to start a revolution!
- Where are you going, what about lessons?!
- Well maaaaa!
yyy: - Adolf! Adolf, get up, Adolf! The First World War has begun!
- Maaaaaam, I'm going to the second one.

Discussion of an Indian (!!!) film about the life of Adolf Hitler.

xxx: that’s what I imagine! Group dance of the Third Reich! The Soviet army enters Berlin singing and dancing! Captured Jews dance into the crematorium! And of course the final dance of Hitler, Stalin and Eva Braun with backup dancers of Soviet and German soldiers and captured burned Jews...

In Moldova, the patronymic is written as a given name, and sometimes there are people whose full name sounds like Anton Andrey Pavel. If you don't know the correct order, the first thing that comes to mind is "Who are all these people?" :)

wlasser:
went to xml.yandex. There is a game there as examples of use: Patronymic.
The idea is simple: you enter your first and last name, and Yandex will select your middle name based on the search results.
So, first of all, I entered myself (but I am not famous and therefore Yandex could not give out my middle name), then I entered Vladimir Zhirinovsky, after which I saw what I expected: Volfovich.
Next I hit Steve Jobs...
Runet users believe that Steve Jobs has a fucking middle name.

uuu: you’re kind of sad. what happened?
xxx: I went to the library
uuu: mmm, and?
xxx: how TIRED it is to explain that KniGGe is not PendoFF-Albanian jargon, but the surname of the writer, whose full name is Adolf von Knigge. The librarian firmly assured that Adolf von was Hitler, and books were what was on the shelves of this establishment =(((

xxx: You should also quote Hitler. Napoleon is no better than Hitler
yyy: By the way, Hitler also has wise and reasonable sayings.
And Napoleon’s expressions were not taken out of thin air, these are the commandments of the military.
xxx: Their wisdom didn't help them win the war
yyy: And any rational wisdom in general historically breaks down on Russian reality

xxx
What's your middle name?

yyy
Which

xxx
in passport

yyy
Fatherland maybe you mean citizenship

xxx
surname

yyy
I don’t understand. For example, what it could be

xxx
last name, first name, fucking, and patronymic.

xxx
what's your father's name?

I read this true story somewhere or heard it from someone.
Lazar Moiseevich Kaganovich, known as the “Iron Commissar”, after
After retirement I got into the habit of visiting the Lenin Library. And there in front
There was always a small queue at the book issuing desk. Lazar Moiseevich
everyone tried to get through without waiting in line - and, as a rule, they let him through.
And then one day Kaganovich comes to Leninka and sees that at the beginning
A tall, gray-haired man with an aquiline profile is standing in line. Well,
Lazar Moiseevich was delighted and - to him.
“Please let me through,” he says. “I’m Kaganovich!”
“You are Kaganovich, and I am Rabinovich,” the gray-haired man answered him and did not
missed it.

smi.marketgid.com
An agreement was found in Berlin that Adolf Hitler concluded with... Satan. The contract is dated April 30, 1932 and signed in blood by both parties. Hitler's political testament.
According to him, the devil gives Hitler virtually unlimited power on the condition that he will use it for evil. In exchange, the Fuhrer promised to give up his soul in exactly 13 years.
Four independent experts examined the document and agreed that Hitler’s signature is indeed authentic, typical of documents signed by him in the 30s and 40s
According to the Creed Portal, the devilish signature also coincides with that on other similar agreements with the lord of hell. And historians know a lot of such documents.

Subject surname first name patronymic
The most common surname Derevyannikov and such an unusual middle name Sirach
Nasrulovich.
When my wife applied for it the second time, she couldn’t stand it, he didn’t pay
I'm probably used to the attention.

At the institute, he and she Borshchev and Pokhlebkina on this topic of love and
upset.

The patronymic “Ikhtiandrovna” seems to be clear where it comes from, but where does the patronymic come from?
DURDYKLYCHEVICH!? I seriously asked him five times what his name was,
finally, spelled “Maxim DURDYKLYCHEVICH” (I won’t indicate the last name, in case
will read it :)).

I had an acquaintance, an older hiking comrade, named Adolf.
Russian, but was born during the period of friendship between Stalin’s Russia and Hitler’s
Germany. I suffered from this all my life, but I endured it philosophically. Through life
he traveled to many places, including working for some time at the design bureau
Queen. This was the preamble.
Adolf once said that he was appointed by the Queen to be in charge
for the development of the spacesuit. So, Adolf disliked some shot and
entrusted him with the development of a system for removing feces and urine.
Subsequently, that comrade became the Chief Designer (unfortunately, I
I forgot his last name).
Adolf laughed:
- My school! If I hadn’t put my comrade in jail then, he wouldn’t have been of any use
would!
Raftsman