Adolf Hitler made a great difference that was negative; but also positive.
Negative: He slaughtered, totured, killed, hung, tested the Jews as barbaric and inhumanly as possible. He exterminated them, including those who were not of Aryan blood and were mentally and physically disabled (like his sister Paula, who was living in an attic for an insurance company).
Positive: He brought Germany, a whole country, out of the great depression after World War One. He gave kids hope and wantedness. This was called 'The Hitler Youth.' Kids felt wanted and spent most of their leisure time at this activity spot. But the intentions of this idea were evil and were slowly brainwashing the innocent young minds.
Altogether, Hitler was an evil man and probably the most evil man ever to walk upon Earth. But the outcome of his methods were genius. If it weren't for him doing tests on the Jews, today's technology wouldn't be able to do heart trans-fusions and aero-dynamics. They tested pressurized air on humans, but the outcome was great, because it gave us the understanding of how high we can go, before we suffocate to death! And these cruel barbarcity gave not just Germany, but the world a greater understanding of what not to do and humanity itself!
The volk is the national race,the official hitler said that would make their decisions was a fuhrer
There are no word of wisdom from Hitler. "Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it."
1936
Yes to help move troops, but people ended up using it. Source: Teacher
He Didn't really make much of a difference --- Dietrich tried to kill Hitler and that's a good thing unless your a Nazi. He also converted many Nazis into Catholics or Christians.
The difference is that they have different nationalites and Hitler killed himself whereas Churchill didn't
because he said he would make a difference, and he would be a good leader, he was very powerfull in his speech and everyone voted for him, what a mistake...
45 degrees
Contrary to what is often said, Hitler thought the main difference was outlook on life (and certainly not hair colour and the like).
hitler is still alive
No
Hitler was elected, Mussolini took power.
Voltaire and Rousseau were Enlightenment thinkers known for their ideas on freedom, reason, and individual rights. Hitler was a dictator responsible for the Holocaust during WWII. Nietzsche was a philosopher who criticized traditional values and championed the concept of the "übermensch" or overman.
It didn't seem to make any difference to Hitler what type of Jews were killed during the Holocaust,
It can be assumed that if Hitler never existed it would have made a big difference on Jews as the Holocaust probably would never have taken place. However, this is obviously pure speculation and it can never be known for certain what the difference would have been if Hitler for example died in childhood like so many of his siblings. Maybe there would have been another "Hitler" but maybe not.
no
Hitler basically threw out the treaty and did what he and the Germans wanted.