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Adolf Hitler believed in German superiority and looked to redeem Germany after World War 1 debt. He helped rebels in the Spanish Civil War to gain raw materials for Germany and used money for the Olympics to build national pride. While pursuing world domination, he banned smoking in his presence, was fascinated by weapons and technology, and had grand plans to display art in his palaces that ultimately ended in Germany's defeat despite early success attacking other nations.
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Hitler
- 1. ADOLF HITLER
- 2. He Always Believed in German Superiority. With a nation wanting to flee from War debt and politics Hitler looked like a redeemer.
- 3. Spain in Civil War With spain in a Civil War Hitler saw a chance to overcome Germany’s lack of raw materials, and Decided to help the rebles in spain who were trying to fight the government.
- 4. The Olympics HItler who has just taken power decides he wants to use most of Germany’s money to build an arena for the olympics.
- 5. The Nazi Symbol What before ment pease was now the symbol of the Nazi overload.
- 6. Did do anything Good? He surprisingly did. He hated smoking,( even though he is sometimes depicted in movies as a smoker.) and I mean hated when in his study you were not allowed to smoke
- 7. World War 1 He fought in World War 1 and could have been killed by a British soldier who decided not to kill him.
- 8. Artist Hitler was an artist that is why his dream was to rule the world and have all of the art in his palace and have people come to look at “his” art.
- 9. German Super Weapon Hitler was fascinated by weapons he wanted Germany to have super tanks and rockets.
- 10. Germany attack day in day out. Hitler’s plan was flawless and yet he lost somehow he found a way to lose.