The History Hour - Adolf Hitler And Joseph Stalin: Two Predator Leaders During The World War II

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Strength lies not in defence but in attack .

Adolf Hitler

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Adolf Hitler is a name most people are familiar with. When you hear the name you likely think of an infamous villain and a dictator, who ruled with an iron fist, leading people to do his biddingattempting to eradicate an entire religious, cultural, and ethnic group. However, if you picked up this book, you must be wanting to know more about Hitler, perhaps stories that are not so well- known .

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Most people, although familiar with the name Hitler, and familiar with his terrible actions, do not know much about the man himself. Many know what he did once in power, but know nothing of how he got there. This book will increase your knowledge of Hitler and will help you understand how he claimed power .

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In the first part of the book, the focus will be on Hitler, the person. Like anyone else, he was born, had a childhood, and grew up. As a youngster, Adolf likely had no idea what his life would bring, nor did anyone else. In fact, his life brought great tragedy and pain to him. As you learn about the experiences he had, you will better understand how Adolf got to be the way he was. This is not necessarily intended to develop some sympathy for him, only to increase your understanding for who he was, who he became, and perhaps, theoretically, how it could have been prevented. You will have to stay tuned to the Conclusion to fully take away some lessons for how to avoid such traits in your own self .

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In the second part of the book, Hitlers rise to power is reviewed and analyzed. Many forget that he did not end up as the most powerful and influential villain of modern times by himself. He had a lot of help from others with like-minded ideas. There was no one day where suddenly he was in charge. It took time, steps, and planning to get him there. It also took political cunning and violence. Hitlers own views on how to use his power also developed over time. His life, his personality, and the sociopolitical climate he was in, eventually led him to a point where he ordered the extermination of the Jewish people .

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Part three of the book will discuss Hitlers most well-known and heinous acts. It will not be an easy read, but you will likely learn a few details about his role in events prior to and during the Holocaust that you did not know before. You can consider them from a new viewpoint, in light of Parts One and Two. As you continue reading on through the Conclusion, you will also gain knowledge for what came after the war. Hitlers actions were influential on small and massive scales across the entire world. He left legacies that influenced several fields of academic study. Thanks to historians and researchers there is now more knowledge than ever about how to prevent similar tragedies in the future .