Napoleon and Hitler, although they
both live in two different worlds they are more alike than anyone may think.
For example both of them were the kinds of people who talked with passion and
with seriousness and both exaggerate what they represent. “His hoarse,
grating voice, for all the bombastic, humorless, histrionic content of his
speeches, dominated audiences by dint of his tone of impassioned conviction and
gift for self-dramatization.” Is a quote that was stated about Hitler in the JewishVirtualLibary on
how he acted during his early years of starting out. When both Hitler and
Napoleon started communicating their way of thinking no one suspected that they
would turn out to be what most people would call “the bad guy”. The started out
as though they were just trying to make the world a better place. Although at
first they may have had that idea power over took them and they wanted more and
more of it.
Since they both had followers the things they
wanted did not really seem so impossible. All they had to do was to talk in a
way were they made people think they were right. Both people and the animals
ignored all the signs that showed that Napoleon and Hitler were getting to
greedy with power. They probably were afraid that other people would not think
the same as the do or that the people who did think like Napoleon and Hitler
would go against them. Hitler for example had a lot of followers who got his
point of view and would take violent means if someone did not as this quote on
JewishVirtualLibary explains; “By November 1921
Hitler was recognized as Fuhrer of a movement which had 3,000 members, and
boosted his personal power by organizing strong- arm squads to keep order at
his meetings and break up those of his opponents.”
When they did see all the signs unfortunately it
was too late to do anything with out violent causes being taken against them.
Website Citation: For Both Quotes
Website URL: http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/hitler.html
Page Title: Adolf Hitler: Biography
Website Title: Jewish Virtual Library - Homepage
Date Accessed: 4/17/12
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