BACKGROUND
Adolf Hitler. Chancellor of Germany and Fuhrer (supreme leader) of the Drittes Reich (Third Empire). Also, one of the most infamous dictators of human history.
Hitler was born in April 20, 1889 at a small Austrian city near the border of the German Empire. Raised in a relatively poor family, some say that his underprivileged origins were one of the causes behind the aversion towards the economically successful Jews that he developed later in life. Also, the constant conflicts with his father in his childhood lead him to develop a belligerent personality and certain disdain for authority figures in general. Several testimonies say that he aspired a future in fine arts in his early adulthood, but eventually abandoned the idea due having no artistic talent.
When the World War I broke out, Hitler enlisted in the German Army out of patriot fervor (he viewed himself as a German citizen, despite it not being his homeland). Regardless, he was assigned to duties as a military courier and saw very little action. Upon being injured in one of his few battles, he was sent to a hospital away from the front lines for treatment. He was devastated when news of a conclusive German defeat reached him on the hospital. Becoming bitter by the humiliation, he would eventually cling to the wild notion that Germany only lost due the military being abandoned by the citizens in the home front. This was the trigger that lead to the development of his more radical ideas.
After leaving the army a few years later, Hitler sought to reform his country as a politician. At this point, he was invited to join the German Worker’s Party (which would later become the infamous Nazi Party) after catching the interest of one of its higher-ups. Capitalizing on his natural talents for oratory, he quickly became a popular public figure that was highly skilled in crowd manipulation.
His political career was not without setbacks, however. In 1923, a failed coup d'état resulted in most of the Nazi Party (Hitler included) being thrown in jail. Without a clear leadership, the remaining members were left in disarray. By the time Hitler was finally released, the organization had already fallen apart and he was forced to rebuild its political base from the ground up. On the other hand, he began to take a more central role within the Party from that point on.
An opportunity for a comeback appeared during the Great Depression. The economic crisis and resulting social unrest created the ideal circumstances for the Nazi’s radical ideologies to permeate the masses. Hitler took advantage of the situation to also incite popular distrust towards the ruling government, which in turn improved the political standing of his Party. After acquiring sympathizers even within the German military and the civilian industrial complex, he became a voice that simply could not be ignored in Germany.
It wasn’t long before he was sitting on the chair of Chancellor. Then, it was just a matter of establishing a state of emergency within the country, suppressing (purging) the remaining political opposition and his totalitarian dictatorship was set on course.
Holocaust (Total Destruction)
As soon as he acquired the highest seat of power within the nation, Hitler began a relentless campaign to impose his vision of a perfect, ideal country onto Germany. First of all, he made sure to establish himself as a supreme and infallible authority figure in the public eye – the sole patriotic hero (Fuhrer) capable of delivering Germany from suffering. His will was to be regarded as absolute, and his words as having more weight than any written law. Just as an example, German soldiers were expected to swear loyalty to his own person by name, and not to the office of Chancellor or even the German Constitution.
This was problematic in many ways, of course; as his leadership style could hardly be described as such. To begin with, other than centralizing all power on his person, Hitler made almost no efforts to maintain a clear and effective chain of command. Since he never truly trusted neither the capacity nor the loyalty of those around him, he demanded to be consulted on all matters and constantly sought to intervene in every single level of the administration. Furthermore, the Fuhrer was well known for giving out vague, often contradictory orders among his subordinates and then expect them to figure out on their own how to best fulfill his wishes. This forged a chaotic political scenario with a government that was not a single cohesive, cooperating institution, but a collection of opposing factions that constantly vied for Hitler's favor.
Nevertheless, in the mind of the Furher, the plight of the German people was nothing but a direct consequence of malignant external influence. The aftermath of World War I and the imposition of the Treaty of Versailles brought about political and social instability, while the fallout of the Great Depression robbed them of their wealth and opportunities to grow. Therefore, the elimination of such “malignant influence” was a crucial point for the fulfillment of his vision.
Hitler began his efforts at home, by promoting a government-lead persecution of the “undesirables” whom he believed to be dragging Germany down. Thousands lost their homes, belongings and even their lives. The capital confiscated in this manner was used to sponsor social reforms and improvements in the national infrastructure, so the country enjoyed some measure of prosperity at first. Still, the limits were soon reached. With nobody else to extort within his own borders, Hitler decided to conquer a new sphere of activity (Lebensraum) in order to secure further supplies. He would lead Germany to prosperity, even if that meant going into war against the entire world.
That being said, Hitler always took care to give his dictatorship at least a pretense of legitimacy. In order to make a claim of just cause, he adopted the fantasy of racial supremacy that a certain secret society had dreamed up about as part of the official national ideology. From that point on, the Nazi state became a machinery that worked for the sake of fulfilling the “glorious destiny” of the Aryan race.
(incidentally, there was a popular fable in that secret society that told about the prophesied arrival of a “Germanic Messiah” that would deliver the Aryan race. Supposedly, when a certain occultist and member of that secret society first met with Hitler, he came to believe to have found the legendary savior).
What happened next goes without saying. In 1939, Germany began invading its neighboring countries, triggering a new World War. Conquered territories were thoroughly exploited for the sake of the Third Empire. Under the banner of national hegemony and racial purity, the Nazis pushed the boundaries of barbarity and vileness beyond all limits. Although the war ultimately ended in 1945 with another German defeated, the marks of total destruction (Holocaust) that Hitler and his supporters left in their wake would forever remain in the world.
...to conclude, it is generally accepted that Hitler took his own life in the final days of the war, when it became clear that Germany no longer had any chance of victory. However, due to his remains being supposedly lost in the chaos of the battlefield, that fact was never properly verified. Such lack of proof gave rise to several rumors on how he had actually escaped to live the rest of his days in peace in some far away land. This Servant does not confirm nor deny such rumors, but it seems like he considers that his life as a human ended from the moment he failed to achieve his ideals.
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There is nothing wrong in wishing to improve one’s present circumstances.
Nor is the belief that one should be proud of his own origins particularly mistaken.
But when he used both of these as a pretext to deliberately rob countless people of their future, the self-styled patriotic hero degraded into an incarnation of “evil”.
His Class was determined by the deeds (karma) described above.
"Fuhrer" and “Germanic Messiah” are nothing but fake titles.
This is the most loathed great disaster in human history, who attempted to dictate humanity's proper way of being.
Its name is Beast VI.
One of the seven human vices, the beast bearing the principle of "prejudice" (the hypocrisy of humans subjectively dismissing the value of other humans).
Originally Posted by Funderfullness
