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How long was Hitler ruler of Germany for?
About 13 years
During which years was Adolf Hitler the ruler of Germany?
Adolf Hitler ruled Germany from January of 1933 until April of 1945, when he committed suicide.
How old was adolf Hitler when he became ruler of Germany?
Hitler was born on April 20, 1889. He was appointed Chancellor of Germany on January 30, 1933, 3 months before his 44th birthday.
What years was Hitler in charge of Germany?
From 1933 to 1945.
The rise of Hitler and Imperial Japan?
The Imperial Japan has been around for thousands of years. Hilter and the Nazis started in 1919/1920 and fell in 1945. Hitler's power rose as Germany's economy fell after the Treaty of the Versaiiles. He legally took power and threw out the government's constitution to become dicator of Germany and ruler of the Nazis.
How did Hitler controlled and capture Germany?
it took him 40 years!
In what years was Hitler leader?
He was chancellor of Germany from 1933-1945.
What did Hitler do to make Germany powerful?
hitler ruled germany for many years, and make germany powerful by killing all of the jewish children that had brown hair and blue eyes.
Why did Hitler not invade Germany?
Hitler, Austrian by birth, had no reason to invade Germany. About two years after becoming chancellor of Germany, Hitler had a firm choke hold on the entire country, so he then focused on invading other countries.
What years did Hitler serve?
He was Chancellor of Germany from 1934 to 1945.
How many years did Adlof Hitler rule Germany?
12 years, from 1933 to 1945.
How old was adolf hitler when he took charge?
Hitler was born on April 20, 1889. He became Chancellor on January 30, 1933; the Enabling Act, the law that made him the virtual dictator of Germany, was passed a couple months later on March 23. He was 43 years old, almost 44. The last true obstacle to Hitler's absolute power, President Hindenburg, died on August 2, 1934; with his death, Hitler was finally the undisputed ruler of Germany. Hitler was 45 on that date.
