Hitler Fell..

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Many aspects of World War Two have been the cause for debate for many years. Not only has the loss of Germany been discussed at great lengths, also have the reasons. It can be said that although much thought and fact has been taken into consideration when discussing Germany's loss as a whole; not as much attention has been given to that of the loss of Hitler as a man and a leader. Germany's loss of World War Two was not only a loss on behalf of the country as a whole, but a personal loss to Hitler. Why was this such a loss to Hitler? Why did he experience a personal downfall? How did he create his own demise? There are many reasons as to why this is so, but the fact that his ideas were behind the war is a reason why it was not only Germany's downfall, but Hitler's also. He was a man of influence in Germany; the timing was right, and he was in the hot spot. He was the leader of a highly populated European country, he wanted more for himself and for his people. He had ideas, he made decisions based on them. What were his ideas? What was behind them, what did he intend them to accomplish? Where did they lead, and how did this lead to a countrywide and worldwide loss, and even a personal loss? In discussing some of

Why didn't Hitler's ideas work? The main reason Hitler's ideas didn't work was because they lead to war. Also, Hitler never thought about the consequence of previous treaties (eg. the Treaty of St. Germain protecting the neutrality of Belgium), in the end he, his troops and his country lost the war. They lost for many reasons. Too many countries stepping in such as Britain, France, Russia and the United States of America, equaled a catastrophe for Hitler, he ended up with a war on two fronts. Hitler may have been prepared for a war but surely not a world war. A bigger problem is, when Hitler was taken to war, he began to make it personal. Hitler kept pushing, he was stubborn. He must have taken many things personally. He must have felt responsible for many problems in Germany and in the world. Not only were his ideas the root of most actions, they lead to death and destruction to his own people. Surely this could not have been is his master plan ( if there was one). Not only did he and his country get defeated, the world knew who he was and what he did. Most would say even today, that he committed a heinous crime to the people of the world and primarily the Jews. Because of this, the tables turned, instead of him fulfilling his dreams of being a great leader of a great European country, and for making decisions for the betterment of the German people; he made a name for himself that the world would not and will not ever forget. Surely he experienced a personal downfall. There is no way that he did not. If he was the great leader that he believed himself to be, then he obviously experienced defeat, because his people did.

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Category: History