Essay on Hitler’s rise to power
The sources will be mentioned, which will be useful for analyzing and being able to answer the previously raised question. The sources that will be used will help a lot since they contain quite interesting information and has information from Nazism and as Adolf Hitler came to power.
The sources to be used deal with how Hitler comes to power, everything that happened so that he can come to power. Hitler’s life recounts, how the Nazi empire began, as was the Nazi empire, the ideology that was had, the crisis that passed democracy in the German people, as the German territory grew, in addition to this, the economy the economyGerman.
He explains what Hitler did to reach a group of Germans who sought a change desperately. Quite important dates are mentioned that refer to what Hitler acquires more power and it is also mentioned that the Versailles treaty was one of the causes of World War II.
- Source I: (Real, 2018)
The source is Fernando Romero Real, who is a professor of. The elaboration date is 2016 but its last update it presents is of September 27, 2018. The work is based on different sources which have a fairly high level of reliability, most are history books such as Hitler’s empire by Mark Mazower and Adolf to Hitler from Weber Thomas. All the information taken from this document website and the information that has been removed from Fuentes have been cited correctly at the end of the document. This source mentions a brief summary of how Hitler came to power, the different stages in its rise, information about the situation of the German country is also given after the signing of the Versailles Treaty, in turn refers to the triumphFrom Hitler in power, the events that occurred so that he can come to power. Something that harms this source is that it does not contain information from the author beyond that we know that he is a teacher we have no more information about him. This indicates that he is not a recognized author.
- Source II: (Spotts, 2011)
The source comes from a recognized German writer who has written several books which deal with World War II, some of Hitler others from Italy. This book talks about aesthetics in Adolf Hitler’s ideology. This book mentions that Hitler had a mixture of artistic sensibility and criminal impulse. There are data which was not known or very few people knew about Hitler, one of them is that he was passionate about the German music of the nineteenth century and had Wagner as an idol, he mentions one of his frustrations as an architect and that it was amediocre painter. Within his book there are chapters which each of them talk about Hitler, for example, a reluctant dictator, talks about what Hitler was like a dictator, in turn the ingenious leader mentions how he comes to power giving everything about himAnd so using different strategies to get to power and thus more chapters which continue to describe Adolf Hitler.
Research
There were several causes for which Hitler amounted to power, however everything begins on January 30, 1933 when after several conversations, the president of Germany, Paul von Hindenburg, designates Hitler Chancellor of Germany. This government seemed to be dominated by conservatives. After World War I the German government weakened due to the doubts and distrust that existed, so reason wanted a new leader to take forward the nation. That is when Adolf Hitler appears and his Nationalist Workers Party.
The way Hitler spoke caught the attention of industrialists, landowners. On January 30, 1933, the conversators shared power with Hitler, which he did not share but had to settle for such. On March 5 the same year, a vote was made to see who stayed with the Nazi empire had a total of 44 % of the votes. Hitler already takes the power of the country on March 23. During his term he changed some things in Germany for the country to prosper.
He used violence by the Schutz Staffel, the militarized police of the Nazi party, and the Reichtag fire of Berlin, on February 27, a fact that he used in US favoring his authorsException status.
On May 10, 1933 there is a public burning in Berlin. Culminating the purge process that the Nazi party had been making since its arrival in power in the intellectual and academic circles, thousands of books that threatened the Nazi empire were thrown into the bonfire by the volunteers of the SAs and current citizens, in which it generatedenough problems in Europe.
Hitler used steps to get rid of his enemies. The law was promulgated vaguely to restore the functioning of the career, it served to eliminate the Jews and Marxists of the State services. On August 2, 1934, Paul Von Hindenburg, president of Reich, died and Hitler becomes a supreme chief of the State.
It was enough for a few months to determine total dictatorship in his mandate. Immediately exerted pressure to Hindenburg to summon new elections on March 5. On February 27, a fire occurred at the Reichstag helped to declare a state of exception and that facilitated to end up with US enemies. Thousands of communists, socialists and pacifists were imprisoned in the first fields of concentration, as well as gypsies, homosexuals, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Christian clergy and people accused of some abnormality.
Between 1933 and 1938 Hitler transformed the German society eradicating democracy, establishing a police state, suppressing freedom of expression and all political opposition. The armed forces served for Adolf Hitler, and did everything he told them. Discrimination and were accepted during this government, for this reason there were many problems. The new government controlled education, culture and press to create a solid propaganda that would indoctrinate the population about racial ideology. Together with the law and propaganda, Nazism initiated a horror campaign to repress the opposition and submit to everything that opposed Nazi ideology. The acts of repression of what is considered "no German" were increasingly violent.
Gradually, with a repressed opposition, a controlled society and a sector of the growing population supporting them, Hitler was able to put his ideological program into practice. A totalitarian state, a solid propaganda, the use of terror, violence and racism allowed one of the most terrible chapters of humanity.
Reflection
I investigated in several sources and from there I collected enough information. I collected information from these sources, I analyzed them and made an evaluation of them. In the end, I made the historiographic synthesis of my work of. This allowed me to appreciate the limitations of these methods was the detailed selection of the sources that I investigated since not all of them seemed reliable and I was also very critical of the information that I was collecting from these same sources. This process allowed me to develop a critical analysis that focused on the question already previously asked, and in turn use tests of the same sources to support my arguments. A historian presents several challenges, historical facts, the relationship between someone and society. On the other hand, the story is the relationship of the past with the present and the irrigation of the present events that have occurred in the past can be seen with the present.
The author can determine the reliability of a source, where it comes from, the date on which it occurred, because reason was made, its credibility, what evidence is used to prove the content and also its limitations. A bias is when it is closed and the different opinions of historians who carry out enough investigations and are rejected or simply set aside are not heard. A historical event is an event which has great relevance worldwide. This adjective is applied when it is too important and has had an impact globally. The historian uses several sources to give information to the society of the events of the past.
Bibliography
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- Real, f. R. (27 of 09 of 2018). Hitler’s rise to power . Obtained from https: // www.a teacher.com/science-social/ascent-of-hitler-al-poder-resume-1796.HTML
- Spotts, f. (2011). Hitler and the power of aesthetics . In f. Spotts, Hitler and the power of aesthetics (p. 540). Germany: Antonio Macha books .
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. (25 of 02 of 2016). Holocaust Encyclopedia . Obtained from https: // enyclopedia.Ushmm.org/content/es/articles/hitler-comes-to-power
- Kershaw, i. (2009). Hitler, the Germans and the final solution. Madrid, Spain: The sphere of books.
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. (2016). Retrieved on October 15, 2016, from Ushmm: https: // www.Ushmm.org/outreach/es/articles.PHP?MODUREID = 10007671
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