WWII source by HITLER THE PATH TO POWER

The rise of Nazi Germany during the war between the vertices, and led to the outbreak of World War II, breaking the fragile peace. Progress is parallel to the Nazi regime, and its leader Adolf Hitler's life. Born in a small town in Austria, Hitler dreamed of becoming an artist. Not prove enough in the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts school artistic skills, his odd jobs, and developed interest in politics. In 1914, Hitler joined the German Army, and received as a message carrier bold Iron Cross. He was very upset that the German defeat in the First World War, blamed the Socialist Party and the Jews, who he said had surrendered the country's loss.
In 1920, Hitler seized control of the German Workers Party, renamed the National Socialist German Workers Party, referred to as the Nazi Party. In the November 9, 1923, Hitler and World War II hero General Ludendorf attempted Beer Hall Putsch as a small revolution is known. Hitler jumped onto the table, a beer hall to overthrow the current government announced Weimar. He led his supporters into the streets Ludendorf and immediately arrested. Hitler spent two years in prison, where he said that I struggle , which described his future policy, the advantages and disadvantages of Aryan theory as the center of the Jewish year.
Issued in 1925, Hitler honed his eloquence and the advanced nature of the work of the Nazi Party. This position is slowly through the years 1925-1929, the period of fairly stable in Europe. However, as the world becomes caught in the Great Depression and rising unemployment, there is no Nazi Party, promised to return to the glory of employment and support for the country. In 1932, the Nazi Party won 37.3 percent of the vote, capturing 230 seats in the Reichstag. 30 years, the German government at this time a little stability, to seek a solution to this instability, appointed by the President Hindenburg 33 years on January 30 Hitler Chancellor. Once in power, Hitler dissolved parliament, and persuaded Hindenburg to issue a decree that granted Hitler the power to ban public gatherings, political uniform and wearing a dissent.