1. Sage Olarte or Nathaniel Schuler Period 4
Adolf Hitler
Sage Olarte or Nathaniel Schuler Period 4

2. Basic “Who is That?” Founder and Leader of the Nazi Party
(Formerly The NSDAP)
The Executer for the Holocaust
“Fuhrer” of Germany’s Third Reich
National Socialist German Workers' Party
Killed Approximately over 6 million jews and at least 5 million other non-Aryans
Head of State, Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces and guiding spirit

3. Early Life Bio Born April 20 1889, in Braunau, Austria
Born to Alois Schickelgruber Hitler, and Klara Poelzl
Dreamed of being an artist
Quit school at 16 to be an artist in Vienna
Both parents would die in Adolf’s youth
Here We see Hitler in his baby picture.
Not so scary then, huh!
Braunau is on the border of Germany and Austria
(a fifty-two-year-old Austrian customs official, and his third wife)
He would be often beaten by his father and was very attached to his loving mother
His mother supported every decision he made growing up, even his drop out to become an artist
His father died in 1902 when Adolf was only 13, After failing to enter an art school his mother got breast cancer. In December 1908 she died, scarring Adolf for life, he would spent the next hours just painting her.

4. Hitler in World War 1
1913 He moved to Munich and enlisted in the German Military
He would be awarded for his courageous action during the war
Was injured often in his bravery
Was enraged upon Germany’s Defeat
He would serve in the Western front for the entire war
He would first get the second class iron cross in December 1914, then in August 1918 the first class iron cross
He would take a grenade splinter in October 1916, and in October , two years later would be temporarily be blinded by gas

5. After World War 1
On September , Hitler entered The German Workers’ Party, he Would be chairman by July
This is when the Swastika and the “Jewish removal” first emerges
November 1923 He attempted a coup of the government The “Beer- hall Putch
National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP) and had imposed himself as its Chairman by July 1921.
The coup failed and Hitler was sent to jail, after only nine months he was released. He then wrote “Mein Kampf” or “my struggle”
Talking about his thoughts for “New Germany”

6. Before World War Two
By July 1932, Hitler had finally had enough support to run for president
The president Hindenburg names Hitler chancellor of Germany
Eventually when Hindenburg died, Hitler was finally Führer.
And SO let the Jews and Commi’s Begin burning
Though he lost by a lot, he also well crushed the third contender

7. World War 2, Beginnings Invasion of Poland september1 1939
Quick success and take over of Europe
Couldn’t take Britain though
USA joins the fight
Russia broken, for now
Poland was overrun in less than one month, Denmark and Norway in two months, Holland, Belgium, Luxemburg and France in six weeks. After the fall of France in June 1940 only Great Britain stood firm.
The Battle of Britain, in which the Royal Air Force prevented the Luftwaffe from securing aerial control over the English Channel, was Hitler's first setback, causing the planned invasion of the British Isles to be postponed.
USA joined the fight in 1941

8. The Holocaust Begins! “Der Endlösung der Judeshenfrage“
Concentration Camps
Labor camps
Approximatly 11 million slaughtered
The Final Solution of the jewish question
In the camps jews were often starved, burned, gassed, and shot.
Those of whom were not qualified to be holocaust material, yet still enemies of the Fuhrer would be often worked to death instead
Overall both would claim millions of lives
6 million jews
5 million gypsies, gays, haddicapped, and other non- aryans

9. World war 2 ending and defeat
The war drew to a close
The death of Mussolini meant no more allies to Hitler
Red Army in a counter attack is slowly taking back Russia then invading Germany
As Russia took berlin, Hitler wouldn’t allow capture, he and His wife Eva Braun committed suicide
He would shoot himself through the mouth.
His body would then be shot some more burned then bombed
(Russian at the time feared that the scientists of Germany could resurrect him if not)

10. Works Cited (Images and Text)
Adolf Hitler, BY the Jewish virtual library, used 10/22/2013
Jennifer Rosenberg, Adolf Hitler, history1900s.about.com, used 10/22/2013
Adolf Hitler, history.com, used 10/22/2013
Adolf Hitler, bbc.co.uk, used 10/22/2013