Führer is the German word for Leader. Hitler got the title of the Führer or Leader of the Nazi party in 1920.
In 1934, shortly before the President of Germany died, the German Congress passed a new law which said that in the event of the death of the President, the offices of the Chancellor and the President would be combined and the holder of both offices would be known as Der Führer. According to German law, the Chancellor of Germany succeeded the President because there was no Vice President. There was a Vice Chancellor who succeeded the Chancellor under the German law, but under the new law there was no Chancellor.
Mein Kampf .
Flying Idiot
Mein Kampf. Written in two volumes, the first in 1925, the second in 1926.
He was the leader of Nazi Germany. His job was to try to take over the world and tried to kill the british and polish
Adolf Hitler's book is title Mein Kampf (translated to My Struggle). It is an autobiography that was used to explain and depict Hitler's political ideologies and plans for the future of Germany. The book is split into two volumes, and was written when Hitler was imprisoned for "political crimes" in 1923.
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Adolf Hitler acquired the title of Chancellor of Germany in 1933.
Fuhrer Hitler which also means "leader Hitler".
Supreme Emperor of the Third Reich
Chancellor of Germany
Mein Kampf .
Führer.
Adolf Hitler's official title was Reichskanzler und fuhrer, or Chancellor of the Reich and Leader.
Der Fuhrer, in it's literal sense, means "the leader". However, during his reign, Adolf Hitler described himself as the Fuhrer, which was simply his title for dictator of Nazi Germany.
Fuhrer
Adolf Hitler was the author of Mein Camf, his autobiography in German which title in English means My Struggle. It was in this book that he said, 'The strong man becomes the strongest, when aline.'
It was the Title used by Adolf Hitler for that purpose. Germany still uses the title, but the translation as "Nation Leader" is misleading.