Adolf Hitler

Adolf Hitler, (formerly known as Adolf Shicklgruber) was a politician and general served as the Führer of the Greater German Reich (Großdeutches Reich) and formerly served as the Führer of the 4th German Reich. Although he used to rule Germany, he was born in Austria in reality.

Hitler has been known to be one of the worst people in the history of mankind, due to his terrible treatment of Jews.

History:

Hitler was born on the 20th of April, 1901, to a poor family in the city of Branau am Inn, formerly located in the Austro-Hungarian empire. Hitler's father used to punish him severely for very small things that he did. This caused him to be mentally troubled from an early age.

At the age of 6 he started attending public school after his family moved to Germany. He dropped out of high school in 1916, causing him to have less skill in education and he ended up on the streets in the early 1920s. He also tried to apply to Vienna art school in 1921, but he was rejected, making him fall into deep depression as he had nothing to do with his life.

Soon enough, he created the National Socialist German Workers' party, which started gaining popularity in the late 1920s, he gained many followers from this such as; Hermann Göring, Heinrich Himmler and Joseph Goebbels.

Rise to power:

In 1930, he met a young but very enthusiastic Georgian man by the name of Josif Dzjugasvili in a party meeting in Dresden. After this, the two became friends and shared many ideals with each other. Hitler would ask Josif to rally up the municipalities around Dresden for support of Hitler in the elections to become Chancellor.

In 1933, he achieved his goal by becoming the Chancellor of Germany and once the president died in 1934, he became Führer of the Third German Reich. After assuming this position, he started developing Germany for his party's advantage, along with giving his friends powerful positions.

In around 1935, Hitler started increasing the number of soldiers in the military, which was not allowed due to the treaty of Versailles. However, the allies did nothing as Hitler started building up his army and by 1936, Hitler had almost 900 000 men in his army's disposal. After strengthening his army, he made around 200 000 men re-occupy the Rheinland, which was another violation of the treaty of Versailles.

Road to WW2:

After this, he started promoting his inner circle to even higher positions, such as Heinrich Himmler becoming the Reichsführer-SS, meaning he controlled the largest pro-Hitler paramilitary force in Germany, which had around 500 000 men at it's disposal by March of 1937. Hitler's army strength became bigger and bigger as the years went on, by summer of 1937, Hitler had around 1 800 000 men in the army of the Third German Reich.

Soon, Hitler would look to trying to get all of the Aryan Germans back into Germany, beginning by annexing Austria on the 12th of March, 1938. The annexation of Austria garnered surprised reactions from the government of France, which tried to urge Britain into declaring war on Germany, but that declaration never materialized in 1938.

After the Anschluss of Austria, Hitler would turn his focus to the republic of Czechoslovakia, specifically the Sudetenland, which had many ethnic Germans living in it. After the Münich conference, it was decided that Hitler's Germany would gain the Sudetenland, but if they invaded the rest of Czechoslovakia, the allies would declare war on Germany. Hitler's forces did indeed invade the rest of Czechoslovakia, but the allies did not keep their promise and decided to wait out the invasion which happened in March of 1939.

Josif Dzjugasvili started speaking out against the countries they invaded, claiming that they were oppressing the Germans living in the nations. This gained many of the German high command's respect, including Hitler's himself.

World War 2:

On the 1st of September, 1939, the Third German Reich launched an invasion into Poland. The main goal was to seize the important port city of Danzig and the Polish province of Posen, which had formerly belonged to the German empire. Dzjugasvili was made into the commander who would take Danzig and after around 4 months, the invasion had ended with a victory for the Reich. After the invasion, Poland made a personal union with Lithuania to protect both nations from future invasions.

After this, Hitler moved to his bunker headquarters located only around 40 kilometers away from the city of Luxembourg. This was to be closer to the main front in the war, where they started moving into the low land countries to move around the French line of defence on the German border. The fighting was fierce in the low land countries but by April of 1942, they had all surrendered and Hitler's forces were nearing Paris.

In August of 1942, the Germans marched into Paris, making the French capitulate, now they only had to worry about the Serbs who had been attacking the Reich since the 9th of February, 1940. Hitler moved to his bunker headquarters located only 15 kilometers from the border of Yermania, where he would oversee the front in the Balkans, until the western Allies tried to land a force of 150 000 men on the beaches of Normandy in May of 1944.

Hitler went back to the western front and let his other field marshals such as Erich Von Manstein and Josif Dzjugasvili defeat the Serbs. The Nazis had finally secured peace with the Western Allies in December of 1944, when the two sides decided that making a ceasefire would be the best for both of the sides. The British have not followed up on this promise as well as the Nazis wanted, since they're currently engaging in a naval battle with the Dutch.

German revolution:

After the war, in August of 1945, when Josif Dzjugasvili and Adolf Hitler decided that they would change the official ideology of the country to Commuzism instead of plain Nazism, a large portion of the high command became angry, as they did not want anything to do with Communism. This led to a revolution, where the most dedicated anti-semites of the high command stormed the Reichstag at 5 AM on the 21st of August, 1945 and made it their own base of operations.

Hitler was forced to make his government flee to Magdeburg, where they would start gathering up the local SS officers and Wehrmacht battalions which had still been stationed near Magdeburg since November of 1943. They started marching towards Berlin and on the 23rd of August, 1945 they had made their way to the Reichstag. After a 3 day long siege, the Reichstag had been captured and the organizers of the revolution were all placed into prison.

After this, the government officially became a Commuzist dictatorship, with Dzjugasvili becoming the General secretary of the Commuzist party on the 17th of September, 1945. After the revolution, Hitler tried to make everyone used to the new ideology to prevent any revolutions from starting up again.

Great European War:

In 1963, the Great European war broke out after the Reich stopped a Serbian sneak attack from commencing after making their own sneak attack in the Yermanian province. Hitler's forces were doing extremely well in Yermania and Croatia at first, but eventually the Serbian front came to a stand-still after the Germans reached Zagreb and started pouring resources into the city to defeat the Serbs.

On the 18th of March, 1964, they declared war on Poland-Lithuania and France, which started bringing the Reich down. They initially advanced into Poland, but by December of 1964, they had reached a stalemate after reaching Warsaw. In early 1965, the Reich reached a stalemate on all fronts, which was quickly broken after Britain joined the war and naval invaded the Netherlands, which capitulated on the 5th of April, 1965.

Hitler ordered a last ditch offensive in May of 1965, which gained initial success as they started pushing into Transylvania from Hungary. But by July of 1965, the Reich had exhausted it's manpower and resources, which caused it to start being pushed back on all fronts. The Reich's army, which had once been the most feared army in Europe, was completely shattered by January of 1966, as they were pushed back into the proper territory of Germany.

In late February of 1966, Hitler and General Secretary Josif Dzjugasvili escaped to an undisclosed location, marking the end of the conflict as the Fourth German Reich surrendered to the allies. After the war, it was figured out that Hitler and his high command had been exterminating people who he had deemed to be "undesirable." This gave him a reputation of being a truly evil human being, who does not care for anyone's lives as long as they aren't what he desires in human beings.

It is estimated that during the height of his Holocaust, Hitler had his secret police organization (The SS) send over 500 people to concentration camps each day. The total estimate of how many lives he has taken is unknown, but some consider it to be as high as 9 800 000 people, most of them being Jews and Roma peoples.

Rise back into power:

On the 8th of December, 1972, Hitler and a few other former officers of the 4th Reich left their bunker to get to Münich via train. They arrived in Münich on the 9th of December, at 8 AM, with former General Alfred Jodl arriving half an hour before Hitler and the other officers. Shortly after arriving in Münich, Hitler and his supporters gathered up former veterans of the 4th Reich living in Münich, such as former SS officers and Wehrmacht soldiers still loyal to their Führer.

The revolution spread around the nation extremely quickly, with the panicked imperial forces being beaten from town to town. Eventually, on the 23rd of March, 1973, Hitler mustered up a force of 230 000 soldiers and marched on Berlin. This was the last nail in the coffin for the Second German Empire, which officially capitulated on the 4th of April, 1973.

Hitler then started building up the Reich for war once again, which was inevitable, as the Serbian empire also started arming up it's borders due to Hitler gaining power in Germany once again.

Third world war and death:

The Third World War broke out in May of 1973, as Hitler had built up his army and had already placed his troops at the border. The Serbs were initially sent far into their own land by the Germans. Soon enough, in early September of 1974, the Germans had reached the important city of Zagreb, but soon enough, due to low supplies, they started getting pushed back.

Hitler became more and more furious with his generals, blaming them for all of the losses that they had experienced in both the Third world war and the Great European War. Hitler ordered that the man who he saw as most responsible for all of the losses they've had would be assassinated. And so, Heinrich Himmler was assassinated near his home in Dijon by Reinhard Reiter.

Hitler soon escaped Germany once again with Erwin Rommel and Heinrich Müller in March of 1977, as the Serbs started closing in on Berlin. Hitler would later die in his bunker by a stroke on the 18th of March, 1977, at the age of 75.

Medals and Awards:

* Order of the German eagle (Awarded: 17th of April, 1935)
* Star of the Grand Cross of the Iron Cross (Awarded: 29th of August, 1935)
* Grand cross of the Iron Cross (Awarded: 17th of November, 1935)
* War order of the German Cross, 1st class (Awarded: 13th of March, 1938)
* Iron cross, 2nd class (Awarded: 13th of October, 1939)
* Clasp to the Iron Cross (Awarded: 15th of October, 1939)
* Honour Roll Clasp (Awarded: 21st of January, 1942)
* Order of the Commuzist cross (Awarded: 19th of March, 1946)
* Order of the Great Hitler (Awarded: 25th of August, 1964)
* War Merit Cross, gold (Awarded: 23rd of October, 1974)