Talk:Adolf Hitler/Archive 6

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* Can link Western Europe: ...although he has become, especially in the United States and Western Europe, virtually emblematic of tyranny and monstrous evil. The [[...
* Can link irreconcilable differences: ...espectful of his father, though he does state that they had irreconcilable differences over his firm decision to become an artist. His father stau... (link to section)
* Can link civil servant: ...aunchly opposed this career path, wanting Adolf to become a civil servant instead. In January 1903 Alois died, and in December [[... (link to section)
* Can link homeless people: ...paintings to merchants. Yet Hitler lived in hostels for homeless people and lived a marginal existence. During his spare time he of... (link to section)
* Can link spare time: ... homeless people and lived a marginal existence. During his spare time he often attended operas in Vienna's concert halls, especia... (link to section)
* Can link Eastern Europe: ...Jewish community, including many Orthodox Jews from Eastern Europe. He became influenced by publicists such as [[Lanz von Lieb... (link to section)
* Can link political views: ...ority of the "Aryan race" which formed the basis of his political views. Ultimately Hitler came to believe that the Jews were the n... (link to section)
* Can link physical examination: ...liking. The Austrian army later arrested him and gave him a physical examination. Found unfit for service, he was allowed to return to Munic... (link to section)
* Can link German army: ...d at the German capitulation in November 1918, when the German army remained, in popular German belief, undefeated. At the time... (link to section)
* Can link poison gas: ...surrender, Hitler was recovering in a field hospital from a poison gas attack that had temporarily blinded him. Like many other Ge... (link to section)
* Can link World War: ...group was to create a scapegoat for the outbreak of the World War and for Germany's defeat. This scapegoat was found in "inte... (link to section)
* Can link nationalist party: ...eas and  was assigned by Headquarters to infiltrate a small nationalist party, the German Workers' Party. Hitler joined the party in ... (link to section)
* Can link National Socialist German Workers Party: ...ties. He soon became its leader and changed its name to the National Socialist German Workers Party (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei—N... (link to section)
* Can link Field-Marshall: ... the SA. Another admirer was the wartime Field-Marshall Erich Ludendorff. Hitler decided to use Ludendorff as a... (link to section)
* Can link beer hall: ..." of November 8 1923, when the Nazis marched from a beer hall to the Bavarian War Ministry, intending to overthrow Bavari... (link to section)
* Can link right-wing: ...the Bavarian War Ministry, intending to overthrow Bavaria's right-wing separatist government and then march on Berlin. The army qu... (link to section)
* Can link The turning point: ...he road to power ==  See also the Weimar Timeline. The turning point in Hitler's fortunes came with the Depre... (link to section)
* Can link Social Democrats: ...ed by conservatives and was openly opposed by fascists. The Social Democrats and the traditional parties of the centre and right were un... (link to section)
* Can link middle-class: ...n over the bulk of the German farmers, war veterans and the middle-class, who had been hard hit by the inflation of the 1920s an... (link to section)
* Can link half-sister: ...l, was found dead in her bedroom. Hitler had taken in his half-sister Angela and her daughter Geli, to live in his Munich apartme... (link to section)
* Can link presidential election: ...aving little success, the government was anxious to avoid a presidential election in 1932, and hoped to secure the Nazis' agreement to an... (link to section)
* Can link working class: ...o join the government, along with the Nazis' efforts to win working class support, alienated some of the Nazis' previous supporters, ... (link to section)
* Can link majority government: ...[Kurt von Schleicher]], who promised that he could secure a majority government by negotiations with both Social Democratic labour unions a... (link to section)
* Can link labour unions: ...rity government by negotiations with both Social Democratic labour unions and with the dissident Nazi faction led by [[Gregor Strasse... (link to section)
* Can link Alfred Hugenberg: ...ssident Nazi faction led by Gregor Strasser.  Papen and Alfred Hugenberg, who was also Chairman of the [[German National People's Pa... (link to section)
* Can link political power: ...me == See also Nazi Germany  Having secured supreme political power without winning support from the majority of Germans, Hitle... (link to section)
* Can link mass media: ...s regime. He was a master orator, and with all of Germany's mass media under the control of his propaganda chief, Dr. [[Joseph Goe... (link to section)
* Can link German economy: ...ction and civil improvement that Germany had ever seen. The German economy achieved near full employment and greatly expanded its econ... (link to section)
* Can link full employment: ...hat Germany had ever seen. The German economy achieved near full employment and greatly expanded its economic and industrial base. Hitl... (link to section)
* Can link ethnic Germans: ...d other civil improvements. Hitler's health initiatives for ethnic Germans were successful and progressive.  Hitler's policies emphasi... (link to section)
* Can link family life: ...rogressive.  Hitler's policies emphasised the importance of family life: men were the breadwinners, women’s priorities being ... (link to section)
* Can link German people: ... these and other reasons, Hitler was very popular among the German people during this time.... (link to section)
* Can link armed forces: ...acting an oath of personal loyalty from every member of the armed forces. This merger, which had been approved by the Weimar parliam... (link to section)
* Can link non-Jewish: .... They were subject to a barrage of hateful propaganda. Few non-Jewish Germans objected to these steps. These restrictions were fu... (link to section)
* Can link Air Force: ...ing a massive military machine, including a new Navy and an Air Force (the Luftwaffe). The enlistment of vast numbers of men ... (link to section)
* Can link prisoners of war: ...apped]], the mentally retarded, Soviet prisoners of war, the Polish intelligentsia, [[Jehovah's Witn... (link to section)
* Can link mass killing: ...y role. While no specific order from Hitler authorizing the mass killing of the Jews has surfaced, although there is documentation t... (link to section)
* Can link central planning: ...nn]], the records of which provide the best evidence of the central planning of the Holocaust. Just days later, on February 22, Hitl... (link to section)
* Can link German-speaking: ...al entry into Vienna. Next he intensified a crisis over the German-speaking Sudetenland district of Czechoslovakia. This led to... (link to section)
* Can link British prime minister: ...ed to the Munich Agreement of September 1938, which British prime minister Neville Chamberlain hailed as 'Peace in our time'.  At ... (link to section)
* Can link western powers: ...der the Versailles Treaty. But the western powers were unable to come to an agreement with the [[Soviet Union... (link to section)
* Can link Great Britain: ...] of Italy, to join the war on Hitler's side on May 1940. Great Britain, whose forces had been driven from France at the coast of D... (link to section)
* Can link bombing raid: ...t of Dunkirk, continued to fight on alone. Hitler ordered a bombing raid on the British Isles, leading to the Battle of Britain,... (link to section)
* Can link British Isles: ...ued to fight on alone. Hitler ordered a bombing raid on the British Isles, leading to the Battle of Britain, which continued unti... (link to section)
* Can link Baltic states: ...barossa]], seized huge amounts of territory, especially the Baltic states and the Ukraine, resulting in destruction of many Soviet fo... (link to section)
* Can link North Africa: ...d]], the first major defeat Germany suffered in the war. In North Africa, Britain defeated Germany at the battle of El Alamein, ... (link to section)
* Can link turning point: ...z Canal]] and the Middle East. These defeats were a key turning point in the war. After these, Hitler’s military decisions ... (link to section)
* Can link declaration of war: ...w]] believes he suffered from Parkinson's disease.  His declaration of war against the United States on December 11 1941 (... (link to section)
* Can link resistance movement: ...r narrowly escaped death. Savage reprisals followed and the resistance movement was crushed.... (link to section)
* Can link Central Europe: ... German troops from their territory and began charging into Central Europe. The western armies were advancing into Germany. The German... (link to section)
* Can link The Germans: ...ral Europe. The western armies were advancing into Germany. The Germans had lost the war from a military perspective but Hitler all... (link to section)
* Can link German military: ...peace talks with the Allied forces and as a consequence the German military continued to fight. By April 1945, the Soviet forces were a... (link to section)
* Can link at the gates: ...y continued to fight. By April 1945, the Soviet forces were at the gates of Berlin. Hitler's closest lieutenants urged him to flee t... (link to section)
* Can link Nazi leaders: ... doubt.  ==Legacy== In his will, Hitler dismissed the other Nazi leaders and appointed Grand Admiral Karl Dönitz as the new [[Pr... (link to section)
* Can link Grand Admiral: ...will, Hitler dismissed the other Nazi leaders and appointed Grand Admiral Karl Dönitz as the new President of Germany and [[J... (link to section)
* Can link half-brother: ...er]] mother *Paula Hitler sister *Alois Hitler, Jr. half-brother... (link to section)
* Can link HarperCollins: ...1 *Alan Bullock, Hitler and Stalin: Parallel Lives, HarperCollins, 1991, ISBN 0679729941  ... (link to section)
* Can link Oxford University Press: ...542 *Brigitte Hamann, Thomas Thornton, Hitler's Vienna, Oxford University Press; New Ed edition, 2000... (link to section)
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* In Ásatrú, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...ot widespread among the party (see Nazi Mysticism). Adolf Hitler is quoted as opposing any open revival of belief in the Nor...
* In Baptism for the dead, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...umbus, Jewish Holocaust victims, Ghengis Khan, Joan of Arc, Adolf Hitler, Josef Stalin, and Buddha. Vicarious baptism does not mean ...
* In Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ... value inherent for it regardless of context.  In 1938 when Adolf Hitler included creations of Futurism in an exhibition, deriding w...
* In Nuremberg, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...se interested in the History of Germany overall.  After Adolf Hitler came to power, Nuremberg was made a national shrine by the ...
* In PR Watch, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...ents in Bejing's Tiananman Square with neo-nazi claims that Adolf Hitler did not kill millions of European residents. [http://www.di...
* In Toni Schumacher, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...st hated man in France, and Schumacher managed to beat even Adolf Hitler (who finished second) into first place....
* In Codename Garbo, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...Operation Fortitude]] an effort that successfully convinced Adolf Hitler and many of the German high command to believe that the All...
* In 1948 Arab-Israeli War, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...es. An increase in Jewish immigration following the rise of Adolf Hitler led to the so-called Great Uprising from 1936 to [[...
* In Libertarian National Socialist Green Party, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...or, the National Socialist German Worker's Party (NSDAP) of Adolf Hitler, 1933–1945. Despite our identification with many part...
* In IMZ-Ural, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...tov-Ribbentrop Pact]]), against the German Third Reich, and Adolf Hitler, the ruthless dictator of Nazi Germany. Joseph Stalin order...
* In Moselle, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...Gau Westmark at the armistice of June 22, 1940. Adolf Hitler considered Moselle and Alsace part of Germany....
* In List of frequently misused English words, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...amous is to be of exceedingly ill repute. **Standard: Adolf Hitler was an infamous dictator....
* In Doctors' Trial, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...ncil - not guilty * Karl Brandt - Personal physician to Adolf Hitler; Gruppenfuehrer in the SS and Generalleutnant (Major Genera...
* In Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...airman of the Association of German Industrialists, and the Adolf Hitler Spende, a political fundraising organisation for the Nazis....
* In Bucky O'Hare, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ... led by a vast computer system known as KOMPLEX, resembling Adolf Hitler in many ways. Bucky O' Hare was the Captain of a mammal fri...
* In Eastern Front (WWII), can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...lin itself held useful post war strategic assets, including Adolf Hitler and the German atomic bomb programme....
* In Walter Warlimont, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...er of the high officer caste in favor of the German Führer: Adolf Hitler.  On the basis of this memorandum, Hitler developed the “Ob...
* In Thomas Sangster, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ... Robert Nobel  *Hitler: The Rise of Evil (2003) .... Adolf Hitler (10 yrs)...
* In Rudolf von Sebottendorf, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...;nchen Deutsche Arbeiterpartei]] (DAP). It was the DAP that Adolf Hitler was introduced to in 1919. By April 1, 1920, the DA...
* In La caduta degli dei, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ... how so called "German Upper Class Nobility" first resented Adolf Hitler, then accepted him, and at last embraced him....
* In History of MoveOn.org, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...d (neither of which became a finalist) had compared Bush to Adolf Hitler, a comparison that conservatives described as "political ha...
* In Glossary of WWII German military terms, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ... volunteer *Führer -- leader, title given to exclusively to Adolf Hitler: Mein Fuhrer, Der Führer...
* In Breitspurbahn, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...ink to that site, too, thanx</i>  Im Deutschen Reich plante Adolf Hitler eine (die) Breitspurbahn mit einer Spurweite von 3000 mm. M...
* In Deutsche Reichsbahn Gesellschaft, can backlink Adolf Hitler: ...schaft was the German Federal Railways from 1920-1945. When Adolf Hitler died the DRG (as Der Deutsche Reichsbahn Gesselschaft was a...
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Feedback: I like it, I hate it, Please don't link to — LinkBot 11:26, 1 Dec 2004 (UTC)
thread_title:  Suggest 58 possible wiki links and 24 possible backlinks for [[Adolf Hitler]]. 

message: This article has a section "Medical health .... Hitler's medical health has long been the subject of debate, and he has variously been suggested to suffer ... and a missing left testicle.". Is this last item from valid medical evidence or other genuine reports? Or does it only refer to the common vulgar song "Hitler's only got one ball ..."? I see no purpose in merely commemorating an obscene traditional popular song here. (Even if the report is valid, it may refer to cryptorchidism rather than to complete absence.) Anthony Appleyard 08:11, 11 Dec 2004 (UTC)
replies: text: My German friend insists he fled to Austria, where he died peacefully of old age. The testicle bit was claimed even before his death, and was allegedly "proven" by that dubious russian autopsy you refered to. It should stay, but we shouldn't give it much respect either. I recommend you guys come help out over on Hitler's Death. Cheers, Sam Spade Wants you to vote! 10:26, 13 Dec 2004 (UTC)
replies: text: If there's no evidence, there's no fact.  If no one has a reliable source that can be verified (i.e. official documentation of some sort), then the one-ball thing is nothing but rumor.  Looking at the entry on Catherine The Great, I don't see any mention of her rumored sexual prediliction for horses - and for good reason; unverifiable rumors are out of place in an objective evaluation - so there wouldn't seem to be any point in leaving in rumors about any other famous / infamous person either, except in intentional violation of neutral POV to discredit the subject.  It should just be stricken, as should the other rumors, until such time as someone can supply official sources of some sort for them. (unsigned) 63.80.207.34 14:31, 8 Feb 2005 
Not only things that have been proven should be recorded in an encyclopedia article.  If a legend is associated with a historical character, and that legend is significant (as is the case with Hitler's rumored monorchidism) then the fact of the legend should be recorded. --Tony Sidaway|Talk 16:51, 8 Feb 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  Hitler's testicles 

message: There was until very recently a notice at the top of this article:
"Hitler" redirects to this page.  For other people named Hitler, see Hitler (disambiguation).
In my view it was a useful link.  Everyking and I cannot agree on whether it is "clutter."  Everyking has placed  it under "Hitler's family" which makes sense. On balance I think I still prefer to have it at the top.  Any other people with preferences? --Tony Sidaway|Talk 07:18, 13 Dec 2004 (UTC)
replies: text: it should be on top of this page, these people are not all Hitlers family. Sam Spade Wants you to vote! 10:22, 13 Dec 2004 (UTC)
thread_title: Disambiguation notice

message: * first: is there doubt about his suicide in the bunker?
* is it true that he was on cocaine? perhaps a rumor page /section would be nice
See:
*Adolf Hitler's medical health
*Hitler's death
The short answers are: yes, there is loads of doubt from everybody who has looked into his death with any kind of interest, and it was meth he was on, not coke. He didn't know that was what it was tho, his doctor told him it was the super-soldier serum, or vitimins, or some such. Sam Spade wishes you a merry Christmas! 22:00, 20 Dec 2004 (UTC)
thread_title:  question 

message: A brief section on the Hitler Youth might be a good idea (and not in the form of "Hitler was brainwashing youth to be his unquestioning fully obedient soldiers" but in terms of the focus on athletics and companionship and so on).
: I agree that a section on the Hitlerjugend would fit in this article, but both the article must remain nutral. As the article includes the aformentioned topics, the ways those children were taught to discriminate must also be metioned.  Mickeyreiss 02:38, 31 Mar 2005 (UTC)
replies: text: * That's why we have an article on the Hitlerjugend.  That's also why we link articles by wikifying the text.  Putting Hitlerjugend stuff here would weigh the article down in tangents and obscure the true purpose of this article...as an biographical reference regarding Adolf Hitler.  We don't spend an inordinate amount of space discussing the French nobility in the Napoleon Bonaparte article.  The same applies here.  That's what the "see also" section is for.  And that is better linked from Nazi Germany.  Want to discuss the Hitlerjugend, and how kids were inculcated with racist ideology, this isn't the place.—ExplorerCDT 02:46, 31 Mar 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  Hitlerjugend 

message: The article says Poetsch gave anti-Semetic lectures and yet "was not anti-semitic at all." Is this actually true? It sounds a lot like a contradiction borne of editor differences. Deco 11:55, 28 Dec 2004 (UTC)
thread_title:  Poetsch 

message: I removed the line: However, Hitler, Himmler, and Goebbels, having been brought up in fairly devout Catholic households, still retained respect for the Church, hence the concordant with Rome. This abscribes to motive rather then fact, and is incorrect. Hitler sought to marginalize the Catholic church during his reign. The initial concept of the Hitler Youth was as a replacement of the Catholic programs the supplied a regular stream of voters to parties directly allied with the catholic church. (talk)</font></sup> 16:48, 9 Feb 2005 (UTC)
thread_title: "I removed line &#8230;"

message: I just noticed there's nothing in here about the black hand society. --Cyberman 02:53, 10 Feb 2005 (UTC)
thread_title: "Black hand society"

message: I heard a Hitler painting sells in the high million dollars when one goes up for auction. Maybe it would be useful to include some more info about Hitler's artistic period, especially considering the recent world-wide distribution of the film titled "MAX".
And the article should have much more condemnation of the pure evil Adolf Hitler was. Maybe if he died in 1937 he would be viewed as a great dictator, but his last seven years are plain unexcusable.
* To 195.70.48.242: Hitler paintings usually garner $30,000-$60,000 at auction or private sale as their only marketable quality is their connection to Hitler's infamy.  They lack artistic merit and are usually amateurish architectural or landscape studies.  I picked up a Hitler painting a few years back just for the novelty, and being familiar with a large portion of his work and its market, I haven't heard anything close to approaching million-dollar sales for Hitler paintings. While I agree to condemning Hitler's acts as the leader of Nazi Germany, we do have to worry about being too POV...not that it is possible (unless you're a brainless Holocaust deny-er or Neo-Nazi scumbag) to advocate Hitler's acts, but it is possible to sound self-righteous and make the article look too amateurish. Furthermore, Hitler's years from 1919 on were inexcusable, look at what his regime did to Erich Mühsam (an article I am currently half-way through writing) whose only crime was satirizing Hitler before he came to power. —ExplorerCDT 16:25, 15 Feb 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  The Painter Hitler 

message: should be merged with Sebastian Haffner --Haham hanuka 13:42, 18 Feb 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  section "Biography"