Why was Hitler a dictator?

Answer 1

That was what he believed was good for the country. His father was an active socialist. The country was going through economic turmoil and Mussolini thought he had an answer in the Fascists belief.

Answer 2

He became a dictator to ensure he will not lose his power. He estabolished it because he felt he was going to be thrown from power after he was accused of killing Socialist Party leader Matteotti.

It was proved that it was him who ordered the attack on him after the grueling exchange of words in parliament before the attack. Mussolini was attacked by the press and it looked like Mussolini was going to be replaced but the King refused to believe the rumours that Mussolini did this and he did nothing to Mussolini and kept him in government.

Mussolini luckily stayed in power and estabolished the Dictatorship to ensure that he gained more power and ensure he won't lose it.

Answer 3

Mussolini wanted Italy to regain its former greatness when, as the center of the Roman Empire, it was the most powerful nation on Earth. The Roman Empire achieved greatness through the ruthless exercise of power, and Mussolini wanted Italy to do the same in the 20th century, so he invented a ruthless militaristic political movement.

Answer 4

because he was the only one with power and he used the army to keep that power

Answer 5

Yes, Hitler was a dictator.

Answer 6

Because He Wanted Power Due To His Earlier Life As A Poor Village Boy. The President Hated Him, But When He Came To Court Apparently The Judge Loved Him So He Was Given A Small Bit Of Power Called

"The Enabling Law" Which Gave Him Power To Create "Emergency Laws" Without Consulting Or The Approved Mark Of Anyone. When The President Died Hitler Took The Chance To Seize Full Power Over As Much Of The Country He Can Rule. Hitler Led The Nazis To Power In 1933 In Elections Using Sneaky And Underhand Ways To Win. He Had A Plan To Make Germany To Rise To The Top As The Best Country In Arms, Money And Power. After he Won The Elections Hitler Gave An Order To His Army To Arrest And Kill Anyone Who Got In His Way. This Resulted In The Holocaust: A Period In History At The Time Of World War Two (1939-1945), When Millions Of Jews Were Murdered Because Of Who They Were.

The Killings Were Organized By Germany's Nazi Party, Led By Adolf Hitler.

Jews Were The Main Target Of The Nazis, And The Greatest Number Of Victims Were Jewish. Nearly Seven Out Of Every 10 Jews In Europe Were Murdered Because Of Their Identity. The Nazis also killed other groups of people, including Roma ('gypsies') and disabled people. They also arrested and took away the rights of other groups, like gay people and political opponents. Many of them died as a result of their treatment. The Holocaust was an example of genocide. Genocide is deliberately killing a large group of people, usually because they are a certain nationality, race or religion.