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An 11 page paper discussing the background of Hitler's rise to power in the 1920s and early 1930s. It considers the social, economic, and emotional factors that contributed to the development of the Third Reich. Bibliography lists five sources.
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and that the Nazi party was backed in national elections by a large segment of the population for what seemed to them to be very sound reasons. This paper will
explore the background of Hitlers rise to power, and consider the social, economic and emotional factors, both on the part of the German people, and in Hitler himself, that contributed
to that terrible period in world history. Adolf Hitler was born in the Austrian border town of Braunau in 1889. His father, an Austrian customs official, was the illegitimate son
of a servant who worked in a Jewish household. The family moved to Linz, Austria, when Hitler was five. He appears to have been a very self-centered and spoiled child,
and retained many of these characteristics throughout his adult life. He seemed incapable of those qualities we normally associate with maturity, continuing to throw violent temper tantrums even as F?hrer.
He was a mediocre but difficult student with very adamant opinions, which often led him into conflict with school authorities; in 1905 he convinced his mother to let him drop
out of school. All his life he remained inordinately fond of childish pleasures, going to the movies, eating pastries, going on picnics, reading mythology and adventure stories. And worst of
all, the political opinions he held as an adolescent were the same ones he held as the leader of his country. At the age of seventeen Hitler applied to the
Vienna Art Academy but was not accepted. He remained in Vienna, pretending to be a student in order to remain eligible for an orphans pension from his late mother. Refusing
to get a regular job, he instead lived the life of a Bohemian artist, copying and selling postcards and drawing advertisements. During this period he also began to read and
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