Adolf Hitler Bio

Adolf Hitler was born on April 20th 1889

in browna am in a small town in Austria

his father Alois was a customs officer

and his mother Clara was a homemaker

Adolf was the fourth of six children and

his early life was marked by poverty and

instability as a Young Man Adolf Hitler

was rejected from The Academy of Fine

Arts in Vienna twice he struggled to

make a living as an artist and

eventually he found work as a painter

creating postcards and

advertisements however his true passion

was politics and he soon became involved

with the German Workers Party in 1914

Adolf Hitler enlisted in the German Army

and served in World War 1 he was

decorated for bravery and Rose to the

rank of Corporal after the war he became

a key figure in the German Workers Party

which later became the Nazi party in

1923 Adolf Hitler led the beer hall p a

failed attempt to overthrow the German

government he was arrested and sentenced

to prison but he used this time to write

his Manifesto mine camp in 1933 Adolf

Hitler became the chancellor of Germany

and he quickly Consolidated power

abolishing democracy and establishing a

totalitarian regime he implemented a

series of radical policies including the

persecution of Jews and other minorities

in 1938 Adolf Hitler annexed Austria and

in 1939 he invaded Poland sparking World

War II the war would go on to claim

millions of lives and devastate Europe

as the war turned against Germany Adolf

Hitler became increasingly isolated and

paranoid he ordered the construction of

the Atlantic Wall a series of

fortifications along the French coast

and he implemented a scorched Earth

policy destroying German infrastructure

and Industry in April 1945 as the Allied

Forces closed in on Berlin Adolf Hitler

retreated to his bunker where he married

his longtime companion Eva Brown on

April 30th 1945 as the Soviet Army

approached Adolf Hitler took his own

life after Adolf Hitler's death Germany

surrendered and the war in Europe came

to an end the world was left to pick up

the pieces and try to make sense of the

devastation Adolf Hitler's Legacy is one

of destruction and chaos but it also

serves as a reminder of the dangers of

extremism and the importance of

protecting democracy and human rights