World War II: Adolf Hitler
One man caused the death of over six million people through several horrendous manners. Throughout the years that Adolf Hitler ruled Germany, he had never been punished for his attempt to create a perfect race. Sources such as online encyclopedias, books, and websites further revealed knowledge on him. Hitler was a horrible aspect of World War II due to his beliefs, his war tactics, and the way that he mistreated Jews.
Throughout his life, Hitler had many beliefs that fueled his actions and made him a horrid feature of World War II. A member of the Nazi Party, Captain Ernest Rohm, originally influenced his ideas. Rohm displayed the terror part of his mass murders to Hitler in many ways (Gogerly 27). This clearly displays that the methods that were shown to Adolf were torturous. They eventually were added to his own vile ideas of torture. He learned from the Captain and proudly used some of those systems of terror in his future of cruel massacres. In Germany, there was a popular hatred towards Jews. Considering Hitler had grown up around that atmosphere, he had developed a belief that there was a “master race.” The Jews definitely were not in his idea of a “master race,” so Hitler wanted to exterminate them (“World War II”). Obviously, one can see that Adolf Hitler’s beliefs caused him to do …show more content…
We cannot be ignorant when someone such as Hitler gains enough power to cause as much disaster as he did! Despite all of the destruction that he had caused, he was never penalized properly. In the future, we have to support each other and make sure that another dictator doesn’t repeat heartless actions such as his without any source of punishment for their repulsive
One man caused the death of over six million people through several horrendous manners. Throughout the years that Adolf Hitler ruled Germany, he had never been punished for his attempt to create a perfect race. Sources such as online encyclopedias, books, and websites further revealed knowledge on him. Hitler was a horrible aspect of World War II due to his beliefs, his war tactics, and the way that he mistreated Jews.
Throughout his life, Hitler had many beliefs that fueled his actions and made him a horrid feature of World War II. A member of the Nazi Party, Captain Ernest Rohm, originally influenced his ideas. Rohm displayed the terror part of his mass murders to Hitler in many ways (Gogerly 27). This clearly displays that the methods that were shown to Adolf were torturous. They eventually were added to his own vile ideas of torture. He learned from the Captain and proudly used some of those systems of terror in his future of cruel massacres. In Germany, there was a popular hatred towards Jews. Considering Hitler had grown up around that atmosphere, he had developed a belief that there was a “master race.” The Jews definitely were not in his idea of a “master race,” so Hitler wanted to exterminate them (“World War II”). Obviously, one can see that Adolf Hitler’s beliefs caused him to do …show more content…
We cannot be ignorant when someone such as Hitler gains enough power to cause as much disaster as he did! Despite all of the destruction that he had caused, he was never penalized properly. In the future, we have to support each other and make sure that another dictator doesn’t repeat heartless actions such as his without any source of punishment for their repulsive