Adolf Hitler

Adolf Hitler, who ruled Germany during the Nazi era, established a totalitarian regime based on the ideology of National Socialism. Under his leadership, Germany underwent radical changes, becoming a dictatorship where all political and social life was subordinated to the will of a single person. Hitler controlled all aspects of government, brutally suppressing any manifestations of opposition and criticism. His regime was characterized by the persecution of political opponents, systematic human rights violations, and widespread Nazi terror. Hitler’s foreign policy led to the outbreak of World War II, and his racist ideology was the cause of the Holocaust, one of the most horrific genocides in human history.