What were Adolf Hitler's life achievements?

Answer 1

He becomes Chancellor of Germany

He managed to become Furher

He survived WW1

He survived assassination attempts (most notably the July bomb plot)

He was in power for 12 years

Hitler was a dictator, and was responsible WWII.

he did get man of the year before he killed all the jews

Overcame chaos, restored order, raised production in Germany's economy, and employed 7 million people, rearmed his military ( questionable if it's an accomplishment though due to the circumstances afterwards)
Reforming the German economy in the 1930's

Answer 2

Hitler achieved nationalism. Hitler achieved implementing an effective Propaganda machine. Hitler achieved incalculable death and destruction. Hitler achieved an evil so horrifying he stands today as a metaphor for evil incarnate. The sad story to all this remarkable accomplishment is that while Hitler serves as an effective metaphorical monster, he has been elevated to such an evil status it becomes difficult for any of us to comprehend how any one of us might do the same if given the opportunity. Hitler was just a man who seized opportunity to twist the world to his own demented vision. Is my vision of a unified world or your vision of a unified world any better? If we require leaders to unite us, we are in grave danger of repeating history. Better we use WA to unite, and let the leaders follow.

Answer 3

Hitler is one of those uniquely evil characters in history to whom we don't like to associate anything good. And nothing that Hitler did that was "good" can remotely negate the horrors of the Nazi death camps. Further, some of the good that Hitler accomplished was the result of the evil that he did.

For instance, Hitler gave Germany political peace. Then, again, he, as head of the Nazi Party and Brown Shirts, was one of the primary reasons Germany did not have political peace in the years before he became German Premier. The specialty of the Brown Shirts was violently breaking up leftist political rallies, which created a climate of political chaos that helped Hitler come to power. Once Hitler came to power and the Brown Shirts proved difficult for him to control, he had their leaders arrested and killed. Hitler then ensured the political peace by imprisoning Communists, socialists and other political opponents in "work" camps.

Hitler brought Germany out of the Great Depression. And, Germany, burdened under reparation payments and the loss of the Rhineland, both conditions of the Treaty of Versailles that ended WW1, suffered greatly during the Great Depression. Germans were often reduced to eating grass to ward off starvation. The German unemployment rate was 30 percent when Hitler came to power.

Hitler restored the Germany economy and brought the nation to full employment. Again, the question is how? Some things Hitler did were done by other countries. He practiced Keynesian economic theory, which is basically deficit spending to fund large public works projects and infuse capital into the economy. Thus, the Nazis continued work on the autobahns and other major building projects.

But, Hitler also instituted some draconian measures. Labor unions were formed and workers lost their right to strike -- labor organizers and strikers were sent to concentration camps. Also, workers were not able to free quit one job and seek a new job as they had to secure the permission of their previous employer before getting a new job.

Hitler also achieved his economic miracle by rebuilding the German military. He reoccupied the Rhine and increased the 100,000 man German Army in 1932 to over 2 million men by 1939. Prohibited by the Treaty of Versailles from having tanks, aircraft or heavy naval ships, Hitler immediately increased production of military equipment. By the time he invaded Poland Sept. 1, 1939, Hitler had 4,000 combat aircraft and 4,000 tanks. He also rebuilt his navy with battleships such as the Tirpitz and Bismarck, light cruisers and submarines -- all of which were forbidden under the Treaty of Versailles. In addition to the employment provided by arms production, Hitler took men out of the potential workforce by putting them in the Army.

Hitler also created opportunities for Germans by removing Jews from their jobs. The violence against Jews meant their stores and businesses were put out of business. Their jobs in factories and schools were vacated. As noted before, a lot of Hitler's "good" is fused with his true evil nature.

Hitler increased the size of the autobahn. But, the reasons were not particularly altruistic. The autobahn, like the later United States interstate system, is primarily designed for military use. The autobahns allow armies to transverse the nation quickly.

So, we are left with the Volkswagen, or People's Wagon. Designed by Hitler as the German equivalent to the Model T, it was meant to allow everyday Germans the chance of car ownership. So when you see a VW Bug chug by on the interstate, which were inspired by the autobahns, you see two of Hitler's major accomplishments still used today.

Answer 4

He accomplished killing millions of the Jewish race, he hated the Jewish because as a child he went to a Jewish art school and they (the Jewish teachers) didn't like his art.

Answer 5

He moved to Germany, brought back it's wealth and he saved them from more people dying from starvation.

Answer 6

None, really. Except for the fact that he killed an extreme amount of people.

Answer 7

Hitler was trying to accomplish killing the Jews and saying that the Jews where bad(wich they did nothing)

Answer 8

adolf Hitler made lots of accomplishments like school because he is insanely smart.he also built the volkswagon company so the naizs did noy have to walk

Answer 9

Hitlers accomplishments archived because he was able to exterminate all Jews, and people with mental or physical disabilities.