Adolf Hitler Introduction
Adolph Hitler was the most ambitious chancellor of Germany during the period of the World War II. His monstrous ambition to concur the whole of Europe culminated in to the World War II. Adolph Hitler’s hatred for the Jewish community witnessed dreadful forms of cruelty like mass killing of the Jewish people in the toxic gas chambers. Even little Jewish children and women were not spared by Hitler. In 1933 Adolph Hitler became the leader of the National Socialist German Workers Party and was appointed as the Chancellor of Germany. Hitler unified the offices of Chancellor and President by declaring himself as the Fuhrer. Thus he legally vested the vast powers of both President and Chancellor in to him. Hitler committed suicide in 1945 after the defeat of Germany at the end of the World War II, but he remained as leader until his suicide.