Hitler, this historical figure, we have all heard about it. However, because he has never been in real conflict with our country, many people feel that he has little to do with our lives, so few people have explored him in depth. Most people only know about him in history textbooks, and few people have conducted in-depth investigations. The Second World War, which he unleashed, plunged many countries into deep crises and inflicted huge losses on both warring sides. At that time, the life of the common people was miserable, and he actively expanded his territory in order to satisfy his ambitions.
The list of crimes he committed during the war is too numerous to mention, and according to statistics, the number of Jews he persecuted and slaughtered was as high as six million, almost pushing the Jews to the brink of extinction. There was a lot of discussion about why he hated the Jews so much. Some believe that he resented the Jews when he lost their beloved as a young man, while others believe that his mother's humiliation in the Jewish home was the root cause of his later hatred of the Jews. But these are only rumors after all, and there is no conclusive evidence. With the defeat and death of Hitler, the reasons for his hatred of the Jews became a mystery.
Hitler, this man was ruthless and arrogant. But interestingly, he also has people he admires, and even fears. It may sound unbelievable, but he did mention it in one conversation. Although he did not disclose the names of these people at the time, we can still speculate on his life.
One of the figures he admired was yodel. During World War II, he was the brainchild of many military operations and was so talented that it is no wonder that Hitler held him in high esteem. After the war, yodel was designated as an important war criminal and hanged, but his charges were dropped many years later, which is a rare occurrence in history. Another figure he admired was Erwin Rommel, a former right-hand man who committed suicide by poisoning himself after being involved in a plot to assassinate Hitler.
As for the person Hitler feared the most, it was his former superior, Paul von Hindenburg. This noble man played a key role in Hitler's ability to become the ruler of Germany, so he respected and feared Hindenburg at the same time. It is not so much that he was afraid of Hindenburg, but that he had mixed feelings for the former boss.
Although Hitler has been dead for many years, the controversy about him has not subsided. It is undeniable that what he did in World War II caused great harm to the world. But on the other hand, it was under his leadership that the early years of Germany gradually prospered. If he had not chosen the path of war, perhaps Germany would have developed better. However, he made the wrong decision and ended up not only killing himself, but also his family members in the war.