The choice of religion by a people is always determined by its rulers. The true religion is always the one professed by the sovereign; the true god is the god whom the sovereign commands to be worshiped; thus, the will of the clergy, which guides the sovereigns, always turns out to be the will of God himself.
Adolf Hitler is probably one of the most significant people in the history of the 20th century. He was born on April 20, 1889 in Austria, in the city of Braunau am Inn, at Salzburger Vorstadt 15. His father, Alois, was a shoemaker, then became a customs official. Alois was married three times. With his last wife, Clara, he had 6 children (according to other sources there were 5 children), of whom Adolf and his younger sister Paula lived for quite a long time. Hitler's birthday was on April 21. Clara's grandfather was Alois's father. 
At the age of 16, Adolf graduated from school in Linz. His nationalist views were largely influenced by Professor Petsch. After his father's death, he tried to enter the Vienna Academy, but failed. The boy had a good sense of humor and was interested in music and painting. After the death of his mother, he went to live in Vienna. Life there was very bad. Lived in homeless shelters. He earned his living by physical labor and ate poorly. On the eve of the war he moved to Munich. Here he continued to live as before. In the first years of the war, he became a volunteer in the German army, where he showed himself very well, for which he was awarded the Iron Crosses of the 1st and 2nd degrees. Was wounded twice.
Adolf Hitler took defeat in the war very close to his heart. Adolf was then accepted into the German Workers' Party, where he quickly became its leader, and renamed the party the "German National Socialist German Workers' Party" (NSDAP). The party began to grow. The decision was made to overthrow the government of the Weimar Republic. On November 9, Hitler and other party leaders led the Nazis as they marched toward the city center. The road was blocked by police and a shootout began. As a result, Operation Beer Hall Putsch failed.
Hitler was convicted of treason. From the dock, Hitler accused the republic's authorities of treason and swore that he would punish his accusers. He left prison in less than 1 year, although he was sentenced to five years. In 1924 Hitler headed to Obersalzberg, where he lived for several years, and in 1928 rented a villa, which he later acquired and named “Berghof”. He disbanded the party and began to attract the electorate. Adolf Hitler called for revenge for the Treaty of Versailles, to kill all Jews and communists, and to revive a great country. He received support from major industrialists. The Land Union also provided him with enormous help. Hitler made a conspiracy with F. von Papen, as a result of which he became chancellor.
In 1934, Hitler faced opposition from E. Rehm, who demanded more advanced social services. reforms, called for a new revolution. Hitler, who needed the support of the army, opposed his former comrades. Röhm was accused of preparing the assassination of Hitler, and of the massacre (the so-called “night long knives") was destroyed, as were several hundred SA leaders. Having received powers from the Reichstag, Hitler began preparing for war. In August 1939, Germany and the Soviet Union signed a non-aggression pact, which gave Hitler the opportunity to unite all forces to conquer Europe.
On September 1, 1939, Germany attacked Poland - this was the beginning of World War II. Hitler took command of the armed forces. He drew up his plan for the conquest of Europe. Hitler's birthday is April 21 After capturing Denmark, Holland, Norway, Belgium and France, Hitler decided to invade Great Britain. His plans also included the conquest of the USSR. July 20, 1944 was the last attempt to kill Hitler. It was near Rustenburg. There was a time bomb exploded there, but somehow miraculously The Fuhrer survived. British, American and Soviet troops Berlin was encircled. At this time, Hitler was hiding in a bunker, underground. On April 30, 1945, having written a will in which he asked the future leaders of the country to fight “the poisoners of all nations - international Jewry” - he shot himself.
Nature told the woman: be beautiful if you can, wise if you want, but you must certainly be prudent.
Lenin, Stalin and Hitler are great names that all history buffs know. These people became famous for their political actions and evoked different emotions in society.
Some respected their politics, others hated them as individuals. Nevertheless, these historical figures left an indelible mark on the history of all mankind.
Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov (Lenin)
Soviet political and statesman born April 22, 1870 (old style 10th). The birthplace of the great figure is Simbirsk. Vladimir Lenin is considered the founder of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics(THE USSR). Most historical researchers, even those who never recognize communism, speak of Lenin as the most significant revolutionary.
As experts who study this person’s psychotype note, the negative aspect in his character was the dominance of authoritarianism and the lack of ability to perceive other people’s opinions. Lenin knew how to change his tactics between various aspects that determine political gain.
Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin (Dzhugashvili)
According to the official version, the politician’s birthday falls on December 21, 1879 (the 9th according to the old style). Joseph was born in the Tiflis province. Today, all historians evaluate Stalin as the main revolutionary of Russia. In 1945, Joseph rose to the rank of Generalissimo Soviet Union. Until 1953, the politician was a leader in the Soviet state.
The main policy of Joseph Vissarionovich was the active implementation of collectivization Agriculture. The time of his reign coincided with the Great Patriotic War. After its completion, Stalin decided to set a course for transforming Russia into a superpower. Since the statesman pursued a policy of personal dictatorship, authoritarianism was visible to the naked eye. Stalin was both loved and hated because his policies were very tough, repressive, with prevailing anti-Semitism. According to psychologists, Stalin had the following character traits: narcissism, sociopathy, sadistic tendencies and paranoia. His policies led to Russia turning from an agricultural to an industrial country. His methods political world did not perceive them and considered them too insidious.
Adolf Gitler
Born on April 20, 1889 in the village of Ranshofen. In those historical times he was a central figure in National Socialism. At his instigation, it was introduced in Germany totalitarian regime and the Third Reich appeared. In World War II, Hitler was the Supreme Commander of the German Armed Forces. He participated in both the First and Second Wars.
Hitler never listened to the opinions of others and pursued a policy of authoritarianism. His regime was bloody and caused many deaths only because the politician was a convinced racist.
Common features of historical figures
At the moment, we can say that these people, who distinguished themselves throughout the world and became famous thanks to the implementation of their policies, have only one thing in common - they all did not listen to the opinions of others, and believed that only their actions were correct, not subject to any discussion . Their policies would be unacceptable today. Current modern government leaders do not see positive points committed by Lenin, Stalin and Hitler.
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It must be assumed that none of the numerous henchmen, flatterers and sycophants, pronouncing toasts and many years in honor of their beloved Fuhrer on this day, could have imagined the inglorious and shameful end that awaited the leader of the Reich in just six years.
There is a reward according to his deserts... but in the meantime, Hitler’s associates sing his praises and present him with a variety of, often very Original gifts. Many donors will face the same unenviable and well-deserved fate as the hero of the day himself.
1. In the first photo, the famous automobile designer Ferdinand Porsche (in the center, in a civilian suit), Adolf Hitler and the head of the German Labor Front Robert Ley admire a gift to the Fuhrer from Porsche - a Volkswagen convertible.
2. Hitler accepts congratulations from Heinrich Hoffmann, his personal photographer, and Theodore Morrell is waiting a little to the right of the line, personal doctor Fuhrer.
3. Gifts received for a significant anniversary are stored in one of the rooms of the Reich Chancellery.
4. Hitler especially liked the gift from Porsche. According to some reports, the Fuhrer loved driving fast until 1939, when he suddenly became concerned about a possible accident and limited the speed of his motorcade to 55 km/h.
5. Gifts continue to accumulate in the Reich Chancellery, apparently not particularly enticing to the Fuhrer - numerous paintings, sculptures and figurines. Noteworthy is the flower vase with a swastika in the right corner of the photo.
6. Another gift - a model of the Condor airplane. Hitler is clearly more interested in all sorts of technical things than in paintings and vases. By left hand From Hitler stands Hans Bauer, the leader’s personal pilot.
7. Golden model of the House of German Art (Haus der Deutschen Kunst), a museum built in 1937 in Munich, designed to perpetuate the greatness and excellence of Nazi art. This gift was made by Hermann Goering, commander of the Luftwaffe.
8. And again Ferdinand Porsche pleases the Fuhrer with a car model.
9. And one more model, unfortunately of an unidentified structure, handmade jewelry.
10. In honor of the birthday of the Father of the Nation, there are festive illumination on the streets of Berlin, the Brandenburg Gate is illuminated and decorated.
11. Of course, a parade and a mass rally took place on the occasion of the anniversary.
12. Orchestra members are preparing to take part in the festive parade.
13. East-West Axis (Ost-West-Achse), the longest 50-kilometer avenue, a street for mass processions and parades, part of the Nazi master plan for the reconstruction of Berlin. A 12-kilometer section of this axis was opened just in time for Hitler’s birthday.
14. Troops march in front of the Fuhrer during a festive military parade.
What's special about this 50-year-old documentary writer from Argentina is not that he puts forward such theories. Perhaps Abel Basti was the first to support the theory of Hitler’s disappearance with real documents and photos from the archives of the special services. In 2004, the writer published his first book, which brought him international success, “The Nazis in Bariloche.” However, it was impossible to predict what kind of “bomb” he would explode in the second part of his story - the bestseller “Hitler in Argentina.” Having conducted research, interviewed dozens of witnesses, and published documents declassified by the FBI, Basti wants to prove that Hitler could have hidden in South America and live there until old age. Let the readers of AiF judge how well he succeeded. The writer kindly agreed to give an interview to the largest Russian weekly magazine.
The Fuhrer's jaw was not examined for DNA
- SENOR Basti, in your book you claim that on April 30, 1945, Hitler managed to escape from Berlin by plane. How could he do this if by that time the airfields were destroyed and the Allies controlled the skies?
My book contains previously classified evidence from the FBI archives that on April 30 at 16:30 (that is, an hour after the alleged suicide), Hitler was seen next to his personal Ju-52 plane. At night throughout the last week of April, air transport of the Fuhrer's trusted representatives landed on Unter den Linden Avenue, where the pillars were preserved street lighting. For example, Reich Minister Speer left the “Führerbunker” on the 20th, and three days later he calmly returned back on the Fieseler-Storch plane. As you can see, the Allied air defense did not stop him. On April 25, a secret meeting was held in the “Führerbunker” to evacuate Hitler, in which the female pilot Hanna Reitsch, the famous pilot Hans Ulrich Rudel and Hitler’s personal pilot Hans Baur took part. The secret plan for the safe movement of the Fuhrer from the besieged capital of the Third Reich was codenamed “Operation Seraglio”.
- And who exactly, in your opinion, carried out the evacuation of Hitler?
Two days later, five Storch planes arrived in Berlin (each with seats for ten passengers), and on April 28, the same Ju-52, piloted by pilot Bosser, arrived - this was officially confirmed by Allied intelligence. A day later, on the orders of General Adolf Galland, the last forces of the German Air Force were unexpectedly lifted into the air over the capital of the Reich - a hundred Me-262 jet fighters. They covered Hannah Reitsch’s plane: she managed to break through the fire of Soviet anti-aircraft guns and fly away from Berlin - it was an experimental flight, and the fact that it was carried out is not disputed by any historian. The next day, according to the scenario already tested by Frau Reitsch, Adolf Hitler also left Berlin - he was heading to Spain, from where at the end of the summer he sailed on a submarine to Argentina. He was accompanied by Eva Braun, Müller and Bormann.
- Okay, but what about the fragments of Hitler’s jaw, which are stored in Moscow in the archives of the FSB? Research by both Soviet and independent experts unanimously confirmed that it belonged to the Fuhrer. What happens then - Hitler had part of his jaw torn off, but he still escaped?
Experts only had the opportunity to compare this charred jaw with x-rays of that era, which were of terrible quality, and with the testimony of Hitler’s personal dentist - and he could say anything. If you know, no DNA testing has ever been carried out: Russia systematically refuses to allow such analysis. Meanwhile, this is the only way to find out the truth: it is necessary to compare DNA samples that can be obtained from the remains of Adolf Hitler’s sister, Paula, who died in 1960 and was buried in the Bergfriedhof cemetery. I formally appeal to the Russian authorities to allow me to examine this jaw to obtain final proof that I am telling the truth.
- You know, people love conspiracy theories. For so many years there has been talk about the mysterious disappearance of “Nazi number two” - Martin Bormann, who evaporated from Berlin on May 1, 1945. A lot of people swore that they saw him in South America with their own eyes and could not be mistaken. But in 1972, a skeleton was found while digging a pit in Berlin, and a double DNA study showed that these were Bormann’s bones...
The funny thing is: both are right here. Martin Bormann really escaped, lived in Argentina and Paraguay: I found a lot of evidence of this, including documentary ones - especially a photo of Bormann taken in the fifties. Therefore, it is quite possible that when Bormann died of natural causes, his remains were secretly transported to Berlin, after which a performance was staged with their “find”.
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“Submarines found off the coast of Argentina”
- AGAIN: in your book you write that Hitler and Eva Braun, along with an extensive retinue and security, arrived in Argentina on three submarines, which were then sunk in the bay for the purpose of conspiracy. Indeed, in the place that you indicated, at a depth of approximately 30 meters under water, with the help of special equipment, teams of divers discovered large objects covered with sand. But where is the evidence that these are Nazi submarines?
I relied on the testimony of witnesses who, after the war, observed arrival of three submarines with swastikas into the tiny bay of Caleta de los Loros, located in the Argentine province of Rio Negro. You say: Argentina has formally been at war with Germany since March 27, 1945 - maybe these are traces of past naval battles? However, in the archives of the Argentine Ministry of Defense there is not a single word about the sinking of any German submarines. Then where did these sunken ships lying on the ground come from? I submitted a request that the submarines be brought to the surface and thoroughly examined. German submarines sailed to Argentina several times after the war - for example, the submarine U-977 arrived in the country on August 17, 1945: it is assumed that its commander Heinz Schaeffer was transporting gold and other valuables of the Third Reich.
- You published a US FBI document that casts serious doubt on the official version of the death of Adolf Hitler. This paper, dated November 13, 1945, contains a report from an American agent in Argentina who works as a gardener for wealthy German colonists - the Eichhorns. The agent reports that the couple, who live in the village of La Falda, have been preparing the estate since June for the arrival of Hitler, which will take place in the very near future. Is this document real?
This is a very strange question because I legally obtained this document after it was declassified from the FBI archives: file number 65-53615. And this is far from the only documentary evidence of Hitler’s escape. There are several more secret reports from the FBI, CIA and MI5 about the living Fuhrer - but, unfortunately, the USA, Britain and Russia have not yet fully declassified all materials relating to this topic. For example, there are three shorthand recordings of a conversation between Joseph Stalin (one of them with US Secretary of State Byrnes) - there the leader of the USSR openly says that the Fuhrer managed to escape. Over fifteen years, I conducted hundreds of interviews with direct witnesses to Hitler's presence in Argentina. Most of them have only started talking now - many Nazis in Argentina have died, they have nothing to fear anymore, although not everyone is still making contact. A letter from Nazi General Seydlitz, dated 1956, has also been preserved - he reports that he is going to attend a meeting in Argentina between Hitler and the Croatian “Führer” Pavelic.
- You often refer to the testimony of witnesses. But how, in this case, should we treat the words of other witnesses who saw Hitler dead and buried his corpse?
There is not a single person who saw with his own eyes how Hitler saw through an ampoule of poison and shot himself in the head. The story of the Fuhrer's suicide from beginning to end was invented by people from his inner circle - it was a special plan to confuse everyone. But even at first glance, there are several contradictions in the eyewitness accounts of Hitler's death if you study the archival documents. At first it was said that he was poisoned. Then - no, he shot me in the temple. After - excuse me, first he poisoned himself, and then he shot himself. Potassium cyanide causes instant death and convulsions: how did the person then pull the trigger of the gun?
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nikolaimoisenko 30.04.2010 10:31:09
I had to read a lot of similar publications on the topic of Hitler’s flight. But no one has officially confirmed reliable facts about his flight or suicide. Maybe he really fled, or maybe he committed suicide. I served in 1967-69 in Karl Marx Stadt, Among the Germans With whom I had to talk about this topic, there is also no consensus.
Big doubts about leaving And Hitler's native Germany
Tim Don 21.03.2016 05:57:37
There are great doubts about A. Hitler leaving his native Germany. This was not taken into account - how could such a person, completely devoted to the cause and life of the German People, live with such a stone far from his homeland.
Preparing for a New War, they would know about such preparation.
April 20 is the round anniversary of the birth of Adolf Hitler. There have not yet been any special news or any revelations on the feeds of world news agencies. The whole intrigue revolves around whether the neo-Nazis will celebrate the anniversary of their idol.
Hitler's autobiography has returned to bookstore shelves in Germany
130 years ago, in the previously little-known Austrian town of Braunau am Inn, a baby was born who, at 43, would become Chancellor of Germany, and a year and a half later would be proclaimed Fuhrer (“leader”). On the one hand, if not for the crimes of the Nazi regime, Adolf Hitler could be ranked among the most outstanding political figures and chancellors of Bismarck's level. On the other hand, they make him a monster. In the Western media and speeches of politicians, all undesirable political figures who hold views completely different from those of the Fuhrer are compared with him.
However, some details are emerging. Like everyone who grew up in the USSR, we knew very well the birthday of our leader, the Fuhrer Lenin. At some point, they remembered the day the German Fuhrer-leader Hitler was born. But in the Federal Republic of Germany (not to mention the GDR), few people were interested in such things, except for the “forever yesterday,” as the last of Nazi ideology were historically called.
Pravda.Ru decided to call Mosfilm to the director who made one of the best post-Soviet films about the Great Patriotic War. There is a difference to be taken into account here. In the past, great war films were made and starred by people who took part in that great battle.
“I don’t know who is going to celebrate,” answered Pravda.Ru. CEO Concern "Mosfilm", People's Artist of Russia, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation,moviedirector Karen Shakhnazarov. — I haven’t heard anything about it. Maybe someone secretly. I think no one will celebrate publicly. To be honest, I don’t know what to comment on here. Fascism is bad. Known. What else can I say? Those who will celebrate, what can we even say about them! So obvious."
Our other interlocutor Russian historian, writer Alexander Dyukov noted in an interview with Pravda.Ru:
- When did the Second End? World War, everyone thought that fascism would become a thing of the past. Unfortunately, even in the 21st century, fascism not only has not become a thing of the past, but is still able to attract supporters and interact in the political arena. Even representatives of fascist ideologies in some countries can be included in law enforcement agencies and armed forces, while publicly demonstrating their neo-Nazi ideology. The problem of neo-fascism, neo-Nazism still remains relevant, and this relevance is no less than before the outbreak of World War II.
Could a Nazi Sabbath take place in Moscow? This is prohibited here. In Russia law enforcement agencies They are pursuing, in my opinion, a very correct policy to suppress the activities of neo-Nazi organizations. It is significant that a large number of representatives of this ideology from Russia were forced to flee, in particular, to Ukraine. Neo-Nazis are not the kind of people with whom you can talk about anything and who can hide behind “freedom of speech.” If the neo-Nazis who exist in our country, as in any other, gather, they will celebrate this “holiday” in their humble ranks.
