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It was "one nation, one empire, one leader"
Still worng.
"Ein Reich, Ein Volk, Ein Fuhrer"
One Empire(Could be Nation), One People, One Leader
The first step into writting a thesis is to read from many different sources, not just one.
The first reason to back my thesis based on Hitler, don't read History books written by the goverment. Who in the hell said that the US goverment would write good things about their past enemies and bad things about themselves? All you see in those books are the American point of view and of course they would change a few things.
I've read a great deal of books about WWII and Hitler and they are far different than what American School History books have to say.
A few examples:
Dr. John Pimlott (English) -
WehrmachtAdolf Hitler (Austrian) -
Mein KampfAdolf Hitler (Austrian) -
Unpublished Sequel to Mein KampfRainer Karlsch (German) - Hitler's Bomb
-- And most important of all --
German newspaper clippings of my grandfather.
My first thesis is based on Hitler's rise to power.
Hitler had a very excellent and logical reason in which to wage his campaign against the Jews. The jews have been hate by caucasian europeans since the Middle Ages. they were banned from England for almost 400 years until Oliver Cromwell headed Parliament during the English Civil War. Hitler was an Austrian born German politician in the most ruined country in the world at the time, both economically and structurally. The Germans wanted to fix their problems, and the Jews were one of them. Everybody thought and it was most probably true, that at the time, the jews were the greedy middle class composed of Bankers and Shopkeepers that wanted profits for themselves and their kin, but not to the European nations.
You now have a common problem for the Europeans, and in Hitler's goals, Germans. The German people needed a leader that would fix any of their problems, they were in such desperate times that any fix in any problem would work. Hitler used the Jews as the main problem in which to fix. By implementing his goal, the german people thought that it was true and then they elected him Chancellor in 1933.
History has shown that a single man cannot change the views of any society. In 1727, Jonathan Swift proposed a very logical, persuasive and problem fixing pamphlet called "A Modest Proposal", in which in order to fix the economicall status of Ireland, people would sell their one eyar old babies for 10 shillings and they would be used for food. If you read it, you would completely agree with what he said, he points all possible issues in favor of his thesis and then he counters possible counter-issues that may be presented. The project never took place.
"You can change the views of a man, but you can never change how society acts or thinks."With this, we can conclude that Hitler used the views of society into leading him to power. People already thought in this way about Jews, so Hitler proposed himself to be the person to fic the Jew problem.
Now to the second thesis, "Why did Hitler loose the war?".
Militarily speaking, Hitler knew nothing about naval warfare. This already puts Germany at a big disadvantage because there couldn't be full coordination between all military forces.
Second, Germany was allied with Italy against all nations in the world. You can't really count Japan because they were fighting their own separate war. You can say that the Axis powers controlled far more land, resources, men than all the other countries agaisnt him, but he had to defend the newly acquired lands against the people living there. So he had to wage two wars, military and civil. You had 4 powerfull nations against the Axis domination over Germany: USA, USSR, Great Britian and Canada. This means that you are already outnumbered on men and resources. You can say that Hitler had more numbers of each, but for him to succesfully wage war, he had to use greater numbers than his counterparts, meaning that he will run out of men and resources faster.
The third reason for Hitler's loss of the war was the Soviet Union itself. The Soviet Union marked many obstacles for the Germans, it mean opening another flank and thus another war for the Germans, it had to stretch supply lines to unheard of distances in previous wars and Hitler had to split his resources and men. Many historians think and write about "Hitler's Invasion into the Soviet Union". This is a flase statement. Hitler's "Operation Barbarossa" intially was planned to take over the Baltic states, the countries in the Black Sea area and those in the Black Steppes (the ones in between), but it did not include such an early invasion of the Soviet Union. Once Hitler started invading the countries surrounding the Soviet Union, the Soviets counter-attacked, but it was not en-masse and they soon retreated. Meaning that the Soviets took the chance in taking a country currently waging war against Germany. This meant that Stalin was eager to advance west and take over German held lands. This obliged Hitler to attack the Soviets.