Adolf+Hitler

=big man ting hitler= //By// Chang Chan

// Under Hitler's rule of Germany... //

 * 1) he ordered to kill of remove the Jews
 * 2) it became a military based country and went into World War II
 * 3) he became dictator of Germany in 1933.
 * 4) and a badman in 1933

Childhood​


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 * Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889, in Braunau, Austria.Adolf Hitler’s father name was Alois Hiedler but because the priest misspelled the name, it became Hitler.
 * Adolf Hitler did have good grades in elementary school, but he did very poorly in high school. His father wanted Hitler to be a civil servant, but Hitler wanted to be an artist.
 * Hitler went to Vienna in 1907 wanting to become a student at the Academy of Fine Arts but he failed twice.He started to blame the Jews for his two attempts to get in to the Academy of Fine Arts.
 * Hitler started to take note that no form of government could last and changed his way of treating different nationalities equally.
 * 1913 Hitler moved to Munich, Germany.

World War I



 * World War I began and Hitler volunteered to be in the Germany army and served as a messenger on the Western Front of the battle (of the bloodiest battles) in most of the war. Near the end of the war Hitler exposed to mustard gas and was sent to the military hospital for recovery.
 * When Germany was defeated in WWI, the people of Germany when into despair and the country went into bankruptcy and most of the people in Germany lost their jobs. Germany was also forced to sign the Treaty of Versailles.

Hitler Gaining Control of the Germany[[image:Hitler's_Soldiers.jpg width="343" height="270" align="right" caption="Hitler's Army of SA"]]

 * When Hitler recovered from the mustard gas he joined a group called the National Socialist German Workers' Party (aka Nazi Party).
 * Hitler very quickly became the leader of the Nazi Party because he was a skillful Politician and organizer. Also by his speeches that stir up the crowd and his vibrant blue eyes that were said could hypnotize people who are listening.
 * Hitler also organized a private army called the storm troopers. Which he used, to fight off the communist, social democratic, and other parties who dislike or try to eliminate the Nazi Party.
 * In 1933 Hitler started violating the Treaty of Versailles, and the other nations ignored the violation that Hitler made. Thus let Hitler have a chance to make bolder strides towards World War II.

Hitler Relationship Russia
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 * **__The Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact__ **(Signed August 23, 1939) || The Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact states that the two countries agreed not to attack each other, either independently or in conjunction with other powers; to remain in consultation with each other upon questions touching their common interests; not to join any groups of powers directly or indirectly threatening one of the two parties; to solve all differences between the two by negotiation or arbitration. ||
 * **__ Battle of Stalingrad __ ** (Happened July 17, 1942 to February 2, 1943) || The battle of Stalingrad was a major battle of World War II, in which Germany try to take control of the city of Stalingrad (now Volgograd). Most critics view it as the turning point of WWII. It was also the bloodiest war in WWII with causalities around 2 million. During the war Hitler was winning in the beginning but he did not put in account of the winter in Russia. Hitler told his army not to come back until they win and the results were that he lost because the winter was too harsh on the soldiers.

Hilter vs. Animal Farm (Napoleon)


 * || **Animal Farm** || **Hitler** ||
 * **1** || Soon after “Jessie and Bluebell… giving birth … to nine sturdy puppies” (24), Napoleon took the puppy to train them to become underlings that are loyal to him. || Hitler set up and organization of young people between 6 and 18. They wore uniform, marched, exercised, and learned Nazi beliefs. The Nazi also taught them how to spy on their own families and report anti-Nazi criticism they might hear. ||
 * **2 ** || The first year of the establishment of the Animal Farm the Animals had plenty more food then the olden days when Mr. Jones control the farm. It was said that the “harvest was an even bigger success than they had hoped” (19). || During 1924 Germany’s currency started to stabilize and the nation showed signs of recovering from the war. Most people had work, homes, food, and hope for a better future. ||
 * **3 ** || Napoleon always opposed Snowball’s plan of the windmill. “Napoleon argued that the great need of the moment was to increase food production and that if they wasted time on the windmill they would all starve to death” (35). || In 1929, Germany hit Great Depression and people again faced hunger and unemployment. So Germany wanted to construct the Young Plan of 1929 to reschedule reparations payments. Hitler lunched a nationwide campaign to defeat the plan. He led protest marches, organized mass meetings, and delivered speeches all over Germany. ||
 * **4 ** || When the windmill was destroyed Napoleon blamed it on Snowball. He said that “Snowball… want to set back our plans and avenge himself for his ignominious expulsion, this traitor has crept here under cover of night and destroyed our work” (50). || On February 27, 1933 a fire burned the Reichstag building. Many historians believed that it was planned by the Nazis, but the Nazis quickly blamed the Communists. ||
 * **5 ** || When the animals “had finished their confession the dogs promptly tore their throats out” (58). || The Gestapo (secret state police) hunted down the enemies and opponents of the government. ||
 * **6 ** || “In the poem entitled Comrade Napoleon” there was a verse that goes: “Oh, how my soul is on fire when I gaze at thy calm and commanding eye” (65). || It was said that Hitler’s brilliant blue eyes and fiery words seemed to hypnotize those who listen to him. ||
 * **7 ** || The Battle of the Windmill had a great loss in numbers because most of the animals were hurt or killed. || In the Battle of Stalingrad the Germans also had a great loss in numbers because Hitler did not want to lose the war, but in the end they loss. ||



Discussion Questions

 * 1) How does Napoleon try to manipulate the farm compared to Hitler manipulating Germany?
 * 2) What is the purpose of having a scapegoat in Animal Farm and Hitler (communism)?
 * 3) Why does the animal and also people wanted change, but somehow it never gets any better then before?

Work Cited

 * Hoffmann, Peter. (2009). Hitler, Adolf. //World book student//. Retrieved (2009, November 12) from [|http://www.worldbookonline.com]
 * Stalingrad, Battle of. (2009). In Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved November 13, 2009, form Encyclopedia Britannica Online School Edition: []
 * German-Soviet Nonaggression Pact. (2009). In Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved November 13, 2009, from Encyclopedia Britannica Online School Edition: http://www.school.eb.com/eb/artical-9036574