Theme about Adolf Hitler . Born in Austria in 1889, Adolf Hitler erected the German National Socialist Workers’ Party in 1920, a supporter of the revisionism of the peace treaties of Pan-Germanism, anti-socialism and anti-Semitism.
The objective of the policy of the German Hitler , described in the writing “My battle”, was the conformation of an energetic, robust popular state capable of being able to hand over international merit to the nation.
With the international economic crisis of 1929, popular discontent increased, which paved the way for the foundation of Hitler’s absolutist government.
Paramilitary apparatuses spring up within the party and become the armed wing of the Nazi conception: the SA and SS set up and commanded by Heinrich Himmler.
Immediately after the voting in July 1932, the National Socialist party correctly took 230 deputies, becoming the party with numerical prevalence within the Reichstag. The environment of political instability that overwhelmed the German political apparatus and the popularity of the National Socialists stimulated President Hindenburg to hand over to Hitler the task of being able to build a new government.
Hitler gathered all powers around him, assuming the role of Fuhrer and defined the end of the democratic state by announcing the birth of his Third Reich.
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The Nazi party was expressed and affirmed as one and only party and thus all democratic rights were canceled, as its will. Following the example of the Italian fascist regime led by Benito Mussolini , the gradual and increasing integration into the German population continued, censorship was subsequently set up and a government of pure police terror established through the SS and the Gestapo; the Gestapo, placed under the control of General Himmler, became completely independent from the interference of the courts and expanded on a national scale.
The desire for authoritarianism on the part of the leader of the Third Reich, Adolf Hitler, does not spare even the members of the Nazi party themselves. An activity of removal and expulsion is carried out precisely to repress and suffocate from the very beginning any maneuver to question its absolute power. Victim of this general expulsion and expulsion was the founder of the SA (Assault Squads) together with Hitler, Ernst Rohm.
On June 30, 1934, the so-called night of the long knives takes place, during which the SS entrusted by Adolf Hitler himself assassinate the officer and other SAs frowned upon by the same regime.
Adolf Hitler: theme
CONCENTRATION CAMPS
With the Nuremberg laws spread in 1935 German citizenship was removed from the Jewish population and their persecution was affirmed and manifested as one of the fundamental objectives of the Third Reich regime. This regime turned out to be truly violent and inhumane towards their “adversaries” and towards racial minorities for the safeguarding of the entirety and clarity of the Aryan race: concentration camps and mass deportations were the tools to carry out the extermination of the Jewish population.
THEME Adolf Hitler Born in Austria in 1889, Adolf Hitler erected the German National Socialist Workers’ Party in 1920, favoring the revisionism of the peace treaties of Pan-Germanism, anti-socialism and anti-Semitism.
The objective of the policy of the German Hitler, described in the writing “My battle”, was the conformation of an energetic, robust people’s state capable of being able to hand over international merit to the nation. With the international economic crisis of 1929, popular discontent increased, paving the way for the foundation of Hitler’s absolutist government. Paramilitary apparatuses spring up within the party and become the armed wing of the Nazi conception: the SA and SS set up and commanded by Heinrich Himmler.
Immediately after the voting in July 1932, the National Socialist party correctly took 230 deputies, becoming the party with numerical prevalence within the Reichstag. The environment of political instability that overwhelmed the German political apparatus and the popularity of the National Socialists stimulated President Hindenburg to hand over to Hitler the task of being able to build a new government. Hitler gathered all powers around him, assuming the role of Fuhrer and defined the end of the democratic state by announcing the birth of his Third Reich. The Nazi party was expressed and affirmed as one and only party and thus all democratic rights were canceled, as its will. Following the example of the Italian fascist regime led by Benito Mussolini, the gradual and growing insertion within the German population continued, censorship was subsequently set up and a government of pure police terror established through the SS and the Gestapo; the Gestapo, placed under the control of General Himmler, became completely independent from the interference of the courts and expanded on a national scale.
The desire for authoritarianism on the part of the leader of the Third Reich, Adolf Hitler, does not spare even the members of the Nazi party themselves. An activity of removal and expulsion is carried out precisely to repress and suffocate from the very beginning any maneuver to question its absolute power. Victim of this general expulsion and expulsion was the founder of the SA (Assault Squads) together with Hitler, Ernst Rohm. On June 30, 1934, the so-called night of the long knives takes place, during which the SS entrusted by Adolf Hitler himself assassinate the officer and other SAs frowned upon by the same regime. With the Nuremberg laws spread in 1935 German citizenship was removed from the Jewish population and their persecution was affirmed and manifested as one of the fundamental objectives of the Third Reich regime.
This regime turned out to be truly violent and inhumane towards their “adversaries” and towards racial minorities for the safeguarding of the entirety and clarity of the Aryan race: concentration camps and mass deportations were the tools to carry out the extermination of the Jewish population. The racial extremism of the Nazis, which obtained the consent of almost the entire German population, ended in the unhappily famous night of the crystals: in November 1939 the Nazis invaded the Jewish neighborhoods, continuing with the regular devastation and demolition of houses, shops and synagogues. Precisely during this event, a huge number of people of Jewish origin were murdered and shot, while thousands were deported.
