Hitler is different from other tyrants.

We all know that the most prominent thought that comes up to our mind when we first hear the name of Hitler, as the 'Very Reincarnate of Evil'. Rethink once again, history is written by those who came out triumphing. I'm not a pro of any kind of neo-fascism or neo-nazism, but we shall all spare a moment to think, 'What made Hitler different from all other politicians and tyrants?' Hitler's fascist style of leadership is different from what exists in the world now. As we see the word 'Fascism', thoughts of corruption, genocide, right-extremism, war, xenophobia, racism, etc. unconsciously flourishes in our minds, but don't get me wrong, we all know that Hitler has done many of those. Beyond every suffering comes a reward. But, in this very word of 'Dictators', we often misinterpret it as ultra-conservatives, those leaders with unfulfillable greed. Yes, this definition we've known through multi-media hegemony of 'Dictators' aren't completely wrong, because these are the only dictators that exist now. Let me clear this, there are TWO distinct types of dictatorships, yet one is very little known and has rarely existed in history or have been packed together with the other type. The first one, Dictatorship for Greed, and the other one, Dictatorship for Advancement. Dictatorship for Greed, the most common dictatorship we know of today, is when the country works just to satisfy their leader, and the leader only sees his citizens as 'mere tools'. These include: -Gaddafi's Libya (he didn't care for his citizens), -Mao's Red China (he killed many of his OWN people and even setting back developments), -Mussolini's Italy (All he really cared about was African Colonization and not much about his people), - Stalin's Soviet Russia (Didn't really care about his people, only cared about land) -Hussein's Iraq (He started war simply because of his will) -Polpot's Cambodia (All he did was genocide and de-advancement) -North Korea The list goes on.. We must not forget that 'Liberal Fascism' exists (otherwise, the Fascism for Advancement). The other more unique dictatorship, Dictatorship for Advancement, is when the leader is the 'people's leader', this means that the leader does not use his power for mere enjoyment but into improving his country through revolutionary advancements. He uses his power to give orders in order to make quick developments. Hitler's orders have made rapid technological and economical development in Germany. The industries were at it's peak because of war. Volkswagen was made, V2 was the first rocket to be ever launched, the Enigma was made (an early version of a super computer), the Olympics was opened, and so on. War may be necessary for human development, but the ruler's philosophy determines the purpose of the war. Hitler loved his people. He wanted his own people to take pride in their country. Such a pity the world has come to know him as a mere 'tyrant'. The holocaust part was bad, and many lives were lost, but without Hitler, Germany wouldn't be as prominent as we now know of today. Well, so why was WW2 the most devastating and most complex war of human existence? That's because it wasn't fought for mere greed, it was a war of Hitler's uncontrollable love towards his people. He wanted to do things that would make living space for his own people and to make lives of Germans easy and wonderful. It was a war the world had never seen before. "Wherever there's powerful love, there's power hate." Hitler's war wasn't just for 'supplies, land, authority, racial superiority, man power, unwelcome political factors, economy, industrialization, technological advancements,.' but rather all of them combined with a strong will to maintain the culture, protect his citizens, and make Germany the most prominent country. Technology skyrocketed in many countries after the war. Even the Volkswagen Beetle was designed by Hitler himself. Hitler was the leader of the people, without him, the world will be a totally different place. Not just Germany, but has moved the entire course of humanity.