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Who was adolf hitler? What was the main reason of his popularity

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Answered by Anonymous
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HITLER WAS A AUSTRIAN BORN MAN WHO SPENT HIS EARLY LIFE IN POVERTY. SOON HE BECAME THE LEADER OF A PARTY NAME NAZI.
HE WAS FAMOUS BECAUSE:-
 1. HE WAS A POWERFUL SPEAKER. HE WOULDN'T START WITH "GOOD MORNING OR GOOD EVENING" HE DIRECTLY SAY "HEY YOU PEOPLE". SO THE PEOPLE LIKED HIS SPEECH A LOT. HIS PASSION AND HIS WORDS MOVED PEOPLE.
 2. HE PROMISED TO BUILD A STRONG NATION, UNDO THE INJUSTICE OF THE VERSAILLES TREATY AND RESTORE THE DIGNITY OF THE GERMAN PEOPLE. 
 3. HE PROMISED EMPLOYMENT FOR THOSE LOOKING FOR WORK, AND A SECURE FUTURE FOR THE YOUTH.
 4. HE PROMISED TO WEED OUT ALL FOREIGN INFLUENCES AND RESIST ALL FOREIGN 'CONSPIRACIES' AGAINST GERMANY.

 

Answered by puravpatel13705
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Hitler became popular in a range of various different ways and clever techniques. A few of these powerful methods were; his use to deliver inspiring speeches, propaganda and deceivingly terror as well (More techniques described later in assessment). He soon had the nation of Germany under his control.

Firstly one of the ways Hitler gained popularity was the fact that after the German economy failed during the Great Depression, more people started for Hitler because he promised to change the country. A lot of Germans hated Jews so Hitler also blamed the Jews for losing World War 1, so he promised to get rid of them. He offered them hope and promised to restore Germany’s power and excellence. Hitler had a gifted talent of delivering inspiring speeches saying how great Germany was, which gave the Germans a feeling of pride and dignity. Evidence that Hitler gave motivational speeches is in source B, this source stated that his speeches were so powerful, that he compared it to a “religious conversion”. This connects with my point, Hitler’s use of powerful speeches made people vote for him which meant an increase in popularity.

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