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Adolf Hitler was Chancellor of Germany from 1933 to 1945 and the leader of the Nazi party. He was a powerful leader and public speaker. He rebuilt Germany from the ashes of the Great Depression and made it a world superpower once again in less than six years. He decimated unemployment from six million in 1933 to under 100,000 in 1937. He also had a large hand in starting World War Two, but it cannot be denied that the ridiculous idea of Appeasement by the British and the French would hold back his opportunism and desire for Germany. Hitler also started and noble quest against the Festering Abomination of communism that had infected and taken over the nation of Russia. Unfortunately, the winter had caused the German army to retreat and the evil of communism was never destroyed. The War dragged on with Hitler's position becoming threatened due to the German Army's defeat in North Africa at the hands of the British and French and the Allied Normandy Landings. Four years after the invasion of the USSR, Hitler committed suicide in his air raid bunker, hours before Stalin's hordes swarmed into the last remaining fragments of the Third Reich. Today, Hitler is remembered for Nothing except the Holocaust and his hatred of Jewish people
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