Hitler was a German politician and leader of the Nazi Party.He rose to power as the chancellor of Germany.He is one of the main Reasons for the world war II.Here,gives the little bit Knowlegde about how he became the chancellor of Germany & invade of polland in 1 sep 1939.

    Born & Schooling of Hitler:

    Adolf Hitler was born on April 20,1889, in Braunau am In,a small Austrian town near the Austro-German frontier.After his father, Alois, Retired as a state customs official, young Adolf spent most of his childhood in Linz, the capital of Upper Austria.Not wanting to follow in his father’s footsteps as a civil servant, he began struggling in secondary school and eventually dropped out Alois died in 1903, and Adolf pursued his dream of being an artist, though he was rejected from Vienna’s Academy of Fine Arts.

    End of world war I  & Economy Collapse:

    How did Adolf Hitler a tyrant, who orchestrated one of the largest genocide in human History, rise to power in a democratic country? The story began at the end of world war I with successful allied advanced in 1918. Germany realized the war unwinnable & signed an armistice ending the fighting. As, it's imperial government collapse, Civil unrest and workers strikes spread across the Nation Fearing a communist revolution.Major parties joined to surprise the uprising establishing the parliamentary Weimar Republic.One of the new government first tasks was implementing the peace treaty imposed by allied powers.In addition to losing over tenth of its territory & dismantling it's army size.Germany had to accept full responsibility for the war and pay reparations debilitating it's already weekend the Economy. 

    Blaming of Jews:

    All this was seen as a humiliating by many nationalist and veterans. They wrongly believed the war could have been won if the army had not been betrayed by politician and Protestors. For Hitler, these views became obsessions and his bigotry and paranoid delusions led him to pin the blame on Jews.His words found resonance in the society with many Anti-Semitic people. By this time, Hundreds of thousands of Jews had integrated into German society, but many Germans continued to perceive them as outsiders. After world war I, Jewis success led to ungrounded accusations of subversion and war profiteering.It can't be stressed enough that these conspiracy theories were born out of fear, anger and bigotry not fact nonetheless, 

    Political Rise:

    Hitler found success with them.when he join small nationalist political party, his manipulative public speaking launched him into  its leaderships and drew increasingly larger Crowds combining Anti-Semitic with populist resentment, the Nazis denounced both communism and Capitalism As international Jewish conspiracies to destroy Germany. The Nazi party was not initially popular after they made an unsuccessful attempt at overthrowing the government,the party was banned and Hitler jailed for treason. Tried for treason, Hitler was sentenced to five years in prison,but would serve only nine months in the relative comfort of Landsberg Castle. During this period, he. began to dictate the book that would become "Mein Kampf"(“My Struggle”), the first volume of which was published in 1925.His book was sold some 6 Million copies in Germany. But upon his release about a year letter, he immediately began to rebuild the movement.And then, in 1929 the great Depression happened. 

    It led to American bank with drawing their loan from Germany and the already struggling German Economy collapsed overnight.Hitler took advantage of the people's anger, offering them convenient scapegoats and a promise to restore Germany's former greatness. Mainstream Parties prove unable to handle the crisis while left-wing opposition was to fragmented by internal squabbles and so some of the frustrated public flocked to the Nazis, increasing their parliamentary votes from under 3% to 18% under in just two years. In 1932, Hitler ran for president loosing the election  to decorated war hero general von Hindenburg  but with 36% of the vote, Hitler had demonstrated the extent of his support.The following years, advisor and business leader convinced Hindenburg to appoint Hitler as a Chancellor, hoping to channel his popularity for theirs own goals.

    Expand of Power:

    Though the Chancellor  was only the administrative head of parliament, Hitler steadily expanded the power of his position while his supporter formed parliamentary group and fought protestors in streets.Hitler raises fear of communist uprising and argue that only he can restore law & order. Then in 1933, a young worker was convicted of setting fire to the parliament building.Hitler used the event to convince the government to grant him emergency power.within a matter of month, freedom of press was abolished,and other parties were disbanded. And Anti-Jewish law was passed.Many of Hitler's early redical supporter were arrested and executed ankit with potential rivals and when president Hindenburg died in 1934, it was clear there would ne no new election. Disturbingly, Many of Hitler's early measures didn't required mass repression. 

    His speeches exploited people's fear and ire to drive the support behind him Nazi party. Meanwhile, businessman & intellectuals, wanting to be on the right side of the public opinion.endorsed Hitler.They assure themselves and each other that his more extreme rhetoric was only for show.Decades later.Hitler's rise remains a warning of how fragile democratic institution can be the face angry crowd and a leader willing to feed their anger and exploits their fears.

     

    Persecution Started:

    On June 29,1934, the infamous Night of the Long Knives, Hitler had Röhm, former Chancellor Kurt von Schleicher and hundreds of other problematic members of his own party murdered, in particular troublesome members of the SA.

    When the 86-year-old Hindenburg died on August 2, military leaders agreed to combine the presidency and chancellorship into one position,meaning Hitler would command all the armed forces of the Reich.

    On September 15, 1935, passage of the Nuremberg Laws deprived Jews of German citizenship, and barred them from marrying or having relations with persons of “German or related blood.”

    Though the Nazis attempted to downplay its persecution of Jews in order to placate the international community during the 1936 Berlin Olympics (in which German-Jewish athletes were not allowed to compete),additional decrees over the next few years disenfranchised Jews and took away their political and civil rights

     

    World war II- The Beginning:

    In March 1936, against the advice of his generals, Hitler ordered German troops to reoccupy the demilitarized left bank of the Rhine.

    Over the next two years, Germany concluded alliances with Italy and Japan, annexed Austria and moved against Czechoslovakia—all essentially without resistance from Great Britain, France or the rest of the international community.

    Once he confirmed the alliance with Italy in the so-called “Pact of Steel” in May 1939, Hitler then signed a non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union. On September 1,1939, Nazi troops invaded Poland, finally prompting Britain and France to declare war on Germany.