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Worst Leader in History
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Brooklyn Hoffman
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Updated Apr 18, 2023
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
00:37
Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
00:51
Chapter 5
00:51
Chapter 6
01:54
Chapter 7
01:55
Chapter 8
02:48
Chapter 9
02:49
Chapter 10
03:14
Chapter 11
03:14
Chapter 12
04:25
Chapter 13
04:25
Chapter 14
04:36
Chapter 15
04:36
Chapter 16
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This is my presentation on Hitler being the worst leader in history.
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His family history.
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Hitler was born in a small town in Austria in 18 89.
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He was the son of a local customs official and his much younger third wife.
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His relatives were Alos Hitler, his dad, Clara Hitler, his mom, Paula Hitler,
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Otto Hitler and Alos Hitler junior.
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His siblings,
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his father died when he was only 13. I wasn't sure
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if he died from a plural hemorrhage or a stroke of
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Alix Ople
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after Hitler's mom passed away from the toxic medical side effects of iodoform.
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Hitler was devastated because he had a close relationship with his mom and
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he continued to carry that grief for the rest of his life.
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Hitler's political background.
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Hitler was a pan Germanic nationalist whose
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ideology was built around a philosophy,
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authoritarian,
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anti Marxist, anti
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Semitic and anti democratic worldview.
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How Hitler came to power?
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Munich was a gathering place for disa
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dist former servicemen and members of the
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corps organized in 1918 through 1919 for units of the
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German army that were unwilling to return to civilian life.
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Foremost among that,
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among them was Ernst Rom a staff member of the district
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army command who had joined the German Workers Party before Hitler
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and was a very big help in Hitler's rise to power.
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It was same who recruited the strong armed squads against
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or used by Hitler to protect party meetings
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to attack socialists and communists
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and to exploit violence for the impression of strength. It gave
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conditions were favorable for,
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for the growth of the small party and Hitler
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was sufficiently astute to take full advantage of them.
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His propaganda and personal ambition causes issues
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with other leaders of the party.
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Hitler denied their attempts to curb him by threatening them with resignation.
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His opponents relented because the future of the party depended
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on his power to organize publicity and to acquire funds.
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In July 1921
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he became their leader
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with almost unlimited powers.
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Hitler's leadership philosophy,
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women were only there to support men and help their kids.
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The mother's cross was introduced by the Nazis.
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When families have six kids, they get an award and when they have 10,
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then Adolf gets to be their godfather of that child.
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Hitler's aim for Children was to bring them
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up as physically fit and healthy as possible.
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He outlawed things like boy scouts and required all
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non-jewish boys in Germany to join his Hitler youth organization
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which was essentially pre pre preparation for war.
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Jews were sacked from their jobs.
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They were blamed for tons of things because of their beliefs.
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They were deprived of their citizenships.
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When war broke out in 1939 they were unable to make a living for themselves.
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They were deprived of their property and
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Jewish owned businesses were all shut down.
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Jews weren't allowed to go to German schools and the
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possibilities of them emigrating was low because their assets were confiscated
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by 1941. Jews were being forced into death camps all over Germany.
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Why Hitler's the worst leader?
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I think he's the worst leader because of the
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main fact he treated Jews like actual trash.
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He didn't like them because they were considered perfect.
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They weren't considered perfect in his eyes.
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He didn't like the religion and he saw them as another species.
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He put his country through so much just to do all these horrible things to Jews.
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He murdered so many people for no good reason.
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He didn't even care about his country.
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He just liked being in control and getting
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to control everyone and give people orders.
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Hitler's top five horrible acts.
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One, he made concentration camps imprisoning Jews simply because they were Jews
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two.
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He created the Nuremberg laws which stripped Jews of
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their citizenship and banned marriage between Jews and Germans.
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Three. In 1939
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Hitler secretly began the Child En Enan
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program which murdered disabled Children by lethal drug overdose and starvation.
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Later in the year he did this to disabled adults as well,
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murdering them with gas chambers.
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This led to the death deaths of
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about 250,000 physically and mentally disabled people.
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Four
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after the loss to the allied forces,
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Hiller started recruiting thousands of young men.
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Even those below
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17 year old age limit
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to fight losing battles.
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Recruiters were often or were offering these young
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men candy in exchange for their lives.
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Thousands died in combat from lack of experience while others were
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executed in other states because they did not want to fight
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five
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November ninth or 10th, 1938.
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The night of broken glass happened,
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Hitler had German mobs attack Jews on the streets,
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destroying their homes and workplaces as well as burning synagogues.
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This led to the murder of murder of 96 Jews
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in the burning of between 3000 places of worship.
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Hitler is responsible for approximately six million European Jews
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and at least five million prisoners of war.
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He's responsible for their deaths.
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Here are my sources for my presentation. Thank you for listening.
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