how hitler embarked the journey of destruction in germany
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I don't think there was a turning point. Hitler embarked on a journey to destroy Europe from day one, by the very nature of the method through which he saved Germany. He created a massive “us against them” syndrome and mobilized the Germans to adopt it. It's a psychological issue, the thing that makes a person have a reason to get up in the morning and work with comrades for a "noble" common cause of utter egotistical national selfishness. Germany was saved by its military mobilization and the promise that financial needs would be met through the robbery of the surrounding nations. Such a method of "salvation" of the German nation could only lead to total war and the destruction of Europe. No other outcome was possible.
When he finished doing things strictly for his people, such as, recovering all lands taken away by the treaty of Versailles, cancelling any payment of past and future reparations, and increasing the size of his is armed forces several orders of magnitude higher than he was allowed.
By then, the country was stable, unemployment was very low, inflation was under control and works of infrastructure like the Autobahn system and those for the 1936 Berlin Olympics had changed the country and it's perception abroad.
That was the high point of his government. But it wasn't enough. Hitler then had to embark on the next phase of his plan, which was to create the thousand-year Reich. For that, he had to invade and attack countries to the east, which resulted in the conflagration that would destroy Europe.
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