in the state.  He railed against the unfair treatment Germany received at the end of the Great War (Treaty of Versailles).  His two major goals were to restore Germany to greatest in the world while destroying the Jewish "influence" in Europe.  His program to exterminate the Jews is one of the most disgusting acts of genocide committed during the Twentieth Century.  It is estimated that Hitler was responsible for over eleven million noncombatant deaths.  

Adolf Hitler was the leader of Nazi Germany from 1933 until his death in 1945.  He was responsible for getting Germany into World War II.  He was also responsible for the killing of millions of Jews, along with other victims, in prison camps in WWII.  The killing of the Jews is known as the Holocaust.

Adolf Hitler was born in Austria in 1889.  He was ethnically German as many in Austria are and were.  After a youth in which he did not find any real career to pursue, Hitler served in the German army in World War I.  He was decorated for his actions in the war.

After the war, Hitler became a member of the Nazi Party, which was a radical nationalist party.  He soon came to lead the party.  His own personal nationalist and anti-Semitic ideas became a major basis of the party’s platform.  Hitler became the Chancellor of Germany in 1933.  This is a post similar to that of a prime minister.  From there, he took more and more power to himself and to the Nazi Party.

Hitler’s aggressive actions brought about the beginning of WWII.  He led Germany throughout the war and committed suicide on April 30, 1945 as Soviet troops were nearing his bunker in Berlin.  Hitler is generally seen as one of the most evil major figures in the history of the world.

Adolf Hitler was the leader of Germany during World War II. Hitler wanted to avenge the alleged mistreatment of the Germans by the terms of the Versailles Treaty that punished Germany harshly. He believed the treaty was unfair to Germany. In his attempt to build up German nationalism, he said nobody should mistreat the Germany people.

In the 1930s, Hitler began to take aggressive actions in Europe. He built up his military, which was in violation of the Versailles Treaty. He moved his military into the Rhineland, which also violated the Versailles Treaty. He took over Austria and wanted part of Czechoslovakia. He got the Sudetenland portion of Czechoslovakia as a result of the Munich Pact. He broke his promise that he made in the Munich Pact by taking the rest of Czechoslovakia in 1939. After he invaded Poland, Great Britain and France declared war on Germany that led to the start of World War II.

During World War II, Hitler conquered almost all of Western Europe. However, he was unable to conquer Great Britain. He also made a fatal mistake by invading the Soviet Union, which broke the non-aggression pact he had made with them. Eventually, Germany began to lose battles in World War II and was defeated in May 1945. Hitler’s death came right at the end of the war.

Adolf Hitler was also responsible for the Holocaust. He planned to destroy the Jewish people by putting them in concentration camps where they would be killed. Hitler blamed the Jewish people for many of Germany’s problems. He used them as a scapegoat for the issues Germany faced. About six million Jewish people were placed in these camps. Another five million non-Jewish people were also killed in the Holocaust.

Adolf Hitler was Germany’s leader before and during World War II.