Hitler confers with his leading generals and Mussolini about the warfare in the Mediterranean.
Hitler was the driving force and uncontested leader of National Socialism, whose rise and design he caused. He led his ‘movement’ from the smallest beginnings to everything dominant power in Germany. And it was he, who was leading Germany by concealing his true intentions on large domestic and foreign policy successes, to the deepest fall in its history.
He could be loving and charming, smiling, and yet was a villain. A Hitler could have never cause much harm, if he had not had some extraordinary talents. The greatest demagogue of his time took alone with his voice and gestures, millions of Germans to follow him.
Evidence of the subsequent picture collection about Hitler, which is as far as possible in chronological order.
Adolf Hitler as a fourth from left in the top row, as a 10-year-old boy at the elementary school in Leonding.
Hitler on August 2, 1914 on the rally for mobilization on the Munich Odeonsplatz.
Hitler as a volunteer at the Western Front during World War One.
Hitler after his parole from Landsberg am Lech in December 1924.
Hitler, the ‘drummer’ in a campaign speech in the country of Oldenburg.
Meeting leaders of the Nazi Party in an inn room, 1930.
Hitler speaks.
Propaganda poster ‘One people, one empire, one leader’ in color.
Hitler on the Nazi Party congress.
Hitler decreases a military parade on the occasion of the reintroduction of the conscription.
Hitler in the car in front when driving through Vienna on 13 March 1938.
Hitler speaks on 25 June 1938, the foundation stone of the VW plant.
Hitler during the test drive with a Volkswagen.
The happy Hitler on a trip through the Harz mountains.
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