Comparing Hitler & Napolean (Monica)

We Can Compare Adolph Hitler was born on 20th April, 1889, in the small Austrian town of Braunau near the German border. Napoleon doesn’t play much of a role in the initial rebellion, which happens largely by chance. Let he’s introduced, along with Snowball, as being one of the most intelligent pigs around. Adolf Hitler Is inculturating young into violence and domination, before having the courtesy to die around his son's eleventh birthday. Adolf spent the rest of his childhood in Vienna with his mother, who led a Bohemian lifestyle. Napoleon Is almost the same because he supposly cares about the animal farm and he’s not being loyal to the animals he makes them believe hes on there side when he aint his a trader for trading all animal farm. Hitler was one person who killed all the Jews because he thought that they were wrong that they killed Jesus. He Also Was A Nazi He Was The Leader Of Them. Napolean His a Nice Person at first then he becomes the trader of the story They also want him to leave away from the animal farm because hes not the friend they thought he was. "No one believes more firmly than Comrade Napoleon that all animals are equal. He would be only too happy to let you make your decisions for yourselves. But sometimes you might make the wrong decisions, comrades, and then where should we be?" In The Site The "Animal Farm The Author George Orwell Due to This quote makes me remember of the decisions They make about napoleon. I Wouldn’t Be In no ones side because they both failed on the plans they had. I wouldnt Be in no ones side they both did the wrong things. "As the sheep were trained to bleat in Animal Farm when the visitors were passing: "Rations have been increased". As Squealer contined to proclaim day by day: "Surely you don't want Jones back?" And as the book did not quite end: "The creatures outside looked from Conservative to Socialist, and from Socialist to Conservative, and from Conservative to Socialist again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.""(David Copper)

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Napoleon Vs. Hitler (Nancy)

 

In my opinion Napoleon its alike with Hitler because in all of their stories or movies they come out as antagonist which stands for someone mean, bad, and don’t respect others wants to be more then what he is… like for example Napoleon in the Animal Farm is that he took advantage of those animals who didn’t know what to do when snowball died… Napoleon star to established his rules to al of the animals giving ideas that weren’t even his… but he was telling all of the animals their were his ideas that he has been thinking of them long time ago and no that Snowball is dead, its time to share his supposedly ideas… but no one knew that Napoleon had stole Snowball’s ideas… Snowball was panning to tell all then animals his new ideas but he died before letting them know about his ideas… now all the thing in the farm are so different then how they just to be back then when Snowball was a life everything change in just one day the day when Snowball die that was the day that Napoleon took over Snowball’s place and he considers him self as a boss in front of all the animals in the farm… making Napoleon’s ideas and by the way telling their his when he knows they were Snowball’s ideas… Napoleon is making all the animals work more then Snowball just to make them work… but they can really say nothing since they all think he is the boss the one that tell them what to do… that’s how Hitler just be when he exited the same way the Napoleon.

Adolf Hitler and Napoleon *Kevin)

 Although the Animal Farm character Napoleon is based off of Joseph Stalin he still shares a number of similar traits as the notorious German dictator Adolf Hitler. They are similar in their strong ambition for power, their will do anything to make them superior to others and most importantly their successful use of propaganda. Napoleon first appealed to the animals to trick them and then he used his Propaganda to get the animals to succumb to his thoughts and what he wanted for the farm. He assumed the place as a leader, ran out Snowball and brainwashed the animals with thoughts of rebellion and hopes of Sugar Candy Mountain. No one challenged his words because he had vicious dogs that would attack if they showed any type of opinion. Adolf Hitler once said “By the skillful and sustained use of propaganda, one could make a people see even heaven as hell or an extremely wretched life as paradise.” http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/a/adolfhitle385640.html#wLWtcqg3YLsLl4if.99 Which means with good use of propaganda he can make anyone believe anything, like he did to the Jews in the holocaust. Hitler was a great speaker, and he also said “Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it.” according to

http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/a/adolfhitle385640.html#wLWtcqg3YLsLl4if.99 and he used his propaganda to rise to power in Germany in 1933. With the help of the Nazi Party. He talked his way into the office and by strong use of propaganda Hitler was able to attract the attention of the public and gain support from many German people.

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Adolph Hitler & Napoleon (Brianna)

How could you argue that the character of Napoleon compares to Adolph Hitler? Think about the fact that while he came to power across Europe many people ignored the warning signs.  How does that compare to the animals on the farm? How & why did the animals ignore the negative signs with Napoleon?

I feel Napoleon is like Adolph Hitler because they are dictators and try to rule people to get what they want. At first the people/animals thought he was doing good for the country but they ended up making things worse. People noticed that he was starting to mess up but didn’t say anything because they were scared of what would happen to them and their families. For example “He was an awful man but people followed him. People followed him because he was a strong extremist patriot, and this is what Germany thought they needed. They thought that Germany was going to fail under the Weirmar republic and they needed a strong dictator to get them back on their feet. People were also afraid of him, as they knew what he and the Nazi party could do to them.”(Answer.com, Why did people follow Adolf Hitler?) “He promised to solve their problem. The league of nations had imposed such overwhelming sanctions against Germany following WWI that the German people were already suffering financially at the beginning of the Great Depression, then things got worse. Hitler promised to make things better, found a group of people on whom he could blame all of the problems (the Jews) and told everyone that he was locking them up for the good of the nation. He didn't say much about the Holocaust, and while there were rumors, the German people didn't want to believe because things were getting better.” (Answer.com, Why did people follow Adolf Hitler?)

 In the story Napoleon did some what the same, he said he would do better for the farm and make life better but he ended up just using the animals for his use and blamed Snowball for the problems the farm was going through and ran him off. He also had the dogs to guard him and if any one asked questions about him and his choices he would make him dogs attack who ever was asking questions or refusing what they were told to do.

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How could you argue that the character of Napoleon compares to Adolph Hitler? Think about the fact that while he came to power across Europe many people ignored the warning signs. How does that compare to the animals on the farm? How & why did the animals ignore the negative signs with Napoleon? (Ana)

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.

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Character of Napoleon compares to Adolph Hitler (Rachel)

I think that in the book animal farm that napoleon is a lot like Adolph Hitler because they both wanted to take out their enemies. In both Napoleon and Hitler’s case neither enemies were real enemies, both Napoleon and Hitler just wanted to see smart and powerful and in charge. Neither Hitler nor Napoleon realized that just because a few people did wrong or were bad that not everyone else of that kind had to pay for the consequence too. I think a lot of people ignored the fact that they were both coming into power because they trusted them and thought that never in a million years would someone they trusted do something so wrong and so harsh and so cruel to them. No matter how much things were pointed out to them they truly wanted to believe that nothing was going to happen. According to Author Robert Wistrich in the website Who's Who in Nazi Germany, “The young Hitler was a resentful, discontented child” (Wistrich). As was Napoleon growing up on a farm that was very mistreated. As the years went by he and the rest of the animals grew very resentful to the owners too. The reason why the animals on the farm didn’t take the warning signs was because napoleon was all for this perfect life and the whole concept of animalism but as the story goes on he realizes that he can be in charge and feeds off of it. According to the website Wikipedia “Ultimately, Napoleon becomes an oppressive dictator and seems to become one of the cruel humans through his adoption of human ways.”(Wikipedia).

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Napoleon Vs. Hitler (Rebecca)

Animal Farm

Hitler and napoleon are similar to each other because they both wanted everything to go their own way. Most of the time they both used propaganda to the people to make them do what ever they wanted them to do. Answers.com gave their opinion that “Hitler used propaganda to convince Germans that Jewish people were ugly, evil, traitors, and that they were ultimately to blame for Germany's loss in WWI. Through propaganda, Hitler tried to make Germans hate the Jewish people.” This quote came from answers.com (wiki answers). Napoleon used propaganda because he always made the other animals from the farm believe what ever he wanted him, he always wanted other animals to do what he said, because he tough he was correct on everything he said. We can compare Hitler and napoleon because when Hitler was going on many people ignore the fact that there were warnings signs about what was going on. And its similar to animal farm because there was sign about what napoleon wanted to do but since everyone was scared of him they never listen up and a lot of animals didn’t go against him, they actually helped him out. Many of the animals where scared to speak up, they where afraid that napoleon would send the 3 dogs to follow them like he did with snowball.  Answers.com tell’s us 2 ways Hitler used propaganda. “The types of propaganda used by Hitler for the rise of his power were posters and radio ads that proclaimed the Germans were hurt by the Treaty of Versailles and they needed to fight back. It said they had to protect their homes and nations and families, that people who weren't German were less inferior like the Jews, African Americans and other races.” This quote came from answers.com (wiki answers). One of Hitler strategy to make people change there mind about what was going on was making posters and its similar to what napoleon did on animal farm he send some animals to go to the other farms so that they would say how perfect things where going on animal farm.

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Napoleon & Hitler (Ricardo)

How could you argue that the character of Napoleon compares to Adolph Hitler? There is a lot of thinks that are similar of these to character. They both had the same intentions to become a leaders for there homes, but not for the good of the people that they are leading, but only for there own good and they would do anything to get what they want they would even use violent to any body that gets in the way. Another similar think that they both have us there “soldiers” Napoleon had the pigs to back him up and the dogs to do the dirty work, all the violent things and the animals would fear them. And Adolph Hitler had the Nazi army to kill the Jews. So the Jews and the rest of the animals were similar because they pretty much were slave to Adolph Hitler and Napoleon they both had to listen to there rules and laws if not they would get hurt somehow. The reason why the animals from the farm didn’t make a stand for themselves was because they were use to being told what to do there whole lives and they didn’t know any better. And the reason why the Jews didn’t do anything to the Adolph Hitler or his army was because they already knew what would happen to them if they did try to do something and most already saw the Nazis murder a fellow Jew so they knew it would happen to them.



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Napoleon Vs. Hitler (Jesus)

I chose the one about Napoleon being compared to Adolf Hitler. The comparisons are numerous. 

It starts with the fact that people were wanting to revolt against their higher powers and make a change for themselves, 

Napoléon and snowball were a lot like Hitler and Stalin in the sense that they were both greatly supported by the people 

and that in reality as well as in the book they weren’t very fond of each other. According to the “studyworld.com”

 website “Although Hitler and Stalin hated each other, the two leaders were similar in many ways. Hitler and Stalin 

each rose to the highest position attainable in their respective countries, and there were three main reasons that

 they were able to do this. Both men were skilled users of propaganda, each was amoral, and they both had the 

ambition to make their countries powerful in the world. Since each was a skilled user of propaganda, they could use

 their words to twist and manipulate the minds of people into believing that what they were saying was the absolute truth.

 Using this power, they would get people to do anything for them, which proves their amorality.” I couldn’t have put it any 

better myself, that’s exactly how snowball and Napoleon were in the fact that they both hated each other and were both 

greatly looked upon as great leaders. They might not have been leading such great things but nonetheless they were great leaders. 

According to the “schoolhistory.org” website “From having little or no say in the national picture in the 'Golden years' the Nazi’s rose 

rapidly to become the dominant force in the elections of 1932: although they won no overall majority in these elections. 

By 1933, Hitler was viewed by many as the only man who could halt the rapid slide towards an economic and political shambles.” 

Just like after the animals overtook animal farm the word of their revolution spread out and people were beginning to take notice.

 

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Napoleon Plus Hitler Equals Bad (Sarai)

One thing is for sure and that is that Napoleon and Hitler liked getting away with what they wanted through lies and manipulation. Napoleon and Hitler both killed to scare everyone into obeying them. Although Hitler killed for far more reasons than Napoleon did, but one thing is for sure and that is that they were both cold-hearted males. Napoleon used his power to punish, trick, enslave, and murder the other animals. He also used it to benefit himself in everyway. He and the other pigs lived in the comfortable farmhouse with plenty of food and enjoyed beds to sleep in. Meanwhile, the other animals slept in the barn, worked hard, ate very little, and were treated the same way when Mr. Jones was in control of the farm. In Animal Farm, Napoleon used his army of dogs to kill many helpless animals. Hitler did the same thing that Napoleon did when he worked the Jews for endless amount of hours with little to no food.

Hitler used his powers for the same reasons that Napoleon did. He used it to punish, trick, enslave, and murder people who were no different than him self. Hitler used his army to kill those helpless people. Napoleon and Hitler both only thought in themselves before others.

Quote for Adolf Hitler

§  “The U.S. Congress and Adolf Hitler on the Armenians”
by Dr. Heath W. Lowry.
Hitler’s speech Thus, for the time being I have sent to the East only my Death’s Head units, with the order to kill without pity or mercy all men, women, and children of the Polish race or language. From ATA-USA, Fall 1985-Winter 1986

Quote for Napoleon 

§  Animal Farm
A Fairy Story by George Orwell. The tale of confessions and executions went on, until there was a pile of corpses lying before Napoleon's feet and the air was heavy with the smell of blood, which had been unknown there since the expulsion of Jones. Harcourt Brace & Company, 1943–1944, in London.

Hitler & Napoleon (Carlton)

Adolf Hitler and Napoleon are the same because they are both power hungry dictators that will harm anybody that disobey or try to take their power away. Hitler was the leader of the Nazis that killed over millions of people in World War ll and approximately over six million Jews in the Holocaust. Hitler never like the Jewish as you can tell by part of this speech. “The internal expurgation of the Jewish spirit is not possible in any platonic way.  For the Jewish spirit as the product of the Jewish person.  Unless we expel the Jewish people.  Unless we expel the Jewish people soon, they will have judaized our people within a very short time.” Every time something went wrong or the country was starting to question Hitler’s leadership he put the blame on the Jews saying that if they get rid of them all of Germany’s problems will be solve. That is the same thing that Napoleon is telling the other animals about Snowball. They used propaganda to persuade their citizens to think that they are the problem when really it them. History of the Holocaust – An Introduction explains “The Nazis claimed the Jews corrupted pure German culture with their "foreign" and "mongrel" influence. They portrayed the Jews as evil and cowardly, and Germans as hardworking, courageous, and honest. The Jews, the Nazis claimed, who were heavily represented in finance, commerce, the press, literature, theater, and the arts, had weakened Germany's economy and culture.” Napoleon does the same thing when Squealer tells the other animals that Snowball is a traitor and that he was working for Jones from the beginning.

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Napoleon Vs. Hitler (Jose)

Napoleon, and Adolf Hitler have many things in common. They both seem like good people at first, but later they are not the same. The people want to believe they are good, but when they realize they are doing bad it’s too late. There are also differences from napoleon, and Hitler. One thing different is napoleon didn’t really kill animals; he just wanted power like Hitler. Another thing that napoleon, and Hitler had in common is they both had a right hand man (or pig). Napoleons right hand pig was squealer. He did most of the talking for Napoleon, and he was the pig who can convince the other animals that napoleon was right. Hitler also used his right hand man (Heinrich Himmler) to do his persuasive talks. Bookrags says, “In 1926 he was named the director of propaganda.” (Bookrags). They both had a right hand person to persuade the people that they were right, and convince them that they were good people doing good stuff for them. Another thing they had in common was that they both had some kind of group to fight for them, and that people feared. Bookrags says, “The SS. became the most feared, most well known, and most powerful organization in Nazi Germany.” (Bookrags). Napoleon had the dogs as his fighters, and the animal feared them, and is one of the reasons the animals don’t speak their mind. Hitler had the SS, and most people feared them. They got many other similarities. They are almost the same person.

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Napoleon & Hitler (Bridget)

Napoleon resembles Adolph Hitler because they both just wanted power and to be in charge of all the other people at any price.  All they cared about was themselves. This information is on the Spartacus educational website. “This gave Hitler tremendous power within the organization, as they knew they could not afford to lose him."www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/GERhitler.htm  Accessed on 4/12/12.Napoleon didn’t

care whom he had to get rid of to be in charge. He wanted power and control over all the other animals. None of then animals ever suspected what napoleon was doing. They were all loyal to him because they thought he was just doing the best for them. Just like Hitler all the people believed in him and they were all wrong and should have not have. All the animals on the farm ignored all the bad signs of napoleon because they were scared of might happen to them. Napoleon even had complete control over snowballs puppies. They had brainwashed them into doing whatever they wanted them to do. Napoleon did have another pig who listened and did all the dirty work that napoleon did not want to do. This information is from the BBC history website. “He was the unquestioned leader of what was now the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP or Nazi Party).” http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/people/adolf_hitler. Accessed on 4/13/12.  Hitler as well as napoleon is both very shallow and mean and cruel too. Everything they’ve done they have always had a bad intention they never do anything for the good of their people or animals.

Blog 3 comparing Napoleon and Hitler (Brenda)

Napoleon and Hitler are both alike because they both use propaganda to persuade people and Napoleon to persuade the animals into following his orders. Napoleon was the one telling everyone what to do and how to do things. He would change things around and words things differently. Since he was a pig everyone believed the pigs were smarter so they listened. Napoleon takes advantage of this and I think its very smart but not right for the rest of the animals. The rest of the animals except for snowball, don’t think for themselves and they don’t depend on themselves they think Napoleon and the rest of the pigs are the smartest. Snowball feels like something’s going on and she’s right so she talks to boxer about it. This compares to Hitler because Hitler lead the Nazi Party and controlled there thinking. BBC-History said “On his release he began to rebuild the Nazi Party and used new techniques of mass communication, backed up with violence, to get his message across. ” http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/people/adolf_hitler He made everything they were doing seem so right when it wasn’t he would change things around and got the Nazi Party to killing and torturing the Jews. Hitler and his Nazi Party killed many Jews but before killing them they made them suffer they put them in gas chambers for months. They wouldn’t be able to shower or use the restroom for so long. They were moved from those gas chambers to concentration camps in box carts. Theses box carts weren’t so big and they were stuffed with Jews, Poor Jews struggled to fit in and get out once they had arrived. Jewish Virtual Library Said “At first the German armies carried all before them, overrunning vast territories, overwhelming the Red Army, encircling Leningrad and reaching within striking distance of Moscow. Within a few months of the invasion Hitler's armies had extended the Third Reich from the Atlantic to the Caucasus, from the Baltic to the Black Sea” http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/hitler.html#nazi

Hitler made all Germans and Jews that Jews were worth much less then Germans and everyone else. Hitler changed around so many things thinking he could be the ruler just as Napoleon thought.

Napoleon compared to Adolph Hitler (Oscar)

How could you argue that the character of napoleon compares to Adolph Hitler.  They’re both immoral to other kind of peers or animals.  For example Hitler’s helpers are the Nazi’s a group of soldiers who help Adolph Hitler capture the Jews or kill them just like the pigs that play the same role as the Nazi’s and also the dogs because they are Napoleons soldier who protects him and helped him kicked out snowball and Napoleon could be known as Adolph Hitler in this case. While Hitler came to power across Europe people ignored him because every one would be scared of him.  Arthur Desmond Seward stated that” Adolf Hitler is arguably the most controversial leader of the twentieth century. He slaughtered millions of people, and he oppressed millions more. Although people can compare recent race crimes to Hitler's crimes, none can compare the scale of the crimes’’.  (Comparison and Contrast of Napoleon and Hitler). Arthur Humer indicated said ‘’ Hitler was certainly gifted in some subjects, but he lacked self-control. He was argumentative and bad-tempered, and unable to submit to school discipline.... moreover, he was lazy. He reacted with hostility to advice or criticism’’. ( Adolf Hitler )

Citation "The House of Ice: Napoleon and Hitler - A Comparison and Contrast." The House of Ice. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Apr. 2012. <http://houseofice.tripod.com/history/napoleonandhitler.shtml>.

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Hitler & Napoleon (Antonio)

The animals are like Jew’s and the pigs are the Nazi’s because the pigs are the ones that run the farm and the animals are like and the dogs are like the pigs helpers. The dogs are to scare the animals that don’t collaborate with him and. The animals can’t do noting because they are scared of the dogs and him. They have broken most of the laws that they had when snowball was there and napoleon has made new laws that are not fare for other animals but they can’t do noting about it. They are trying to make the farm cool for then self’s but for the other animals are like hell because all the things that napoleon does are for his benefits and not for the animals. And the other animals don’t realize what napoleon is doing to them they think that he is better then snowball because he said that snowball is a traitor. And that he is making then think that he came up with the idea of the windmill and that snowball stole the paper from him to say that it was his. That’s why the animals think that he is the smartest one and that he should run the animal farm. Another thing that is going on is that napoleon is doing is that he is brining humans so that he can sell some of the things that the farm produces so that he can get some of the things that the humans make. Adolf Hitler He was convinced that it was a Jewish professor that had rejected his art work; he became convinced that a Jewish doctor had been responsible for his mother’s death. Adolf Hitler. http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/adolf_hitler.htm the time he left hospital with his eyesight restored he had convinced

Napoleon & Hilter (Maria)

Adolph Hitler is similar to Napoleon, because of their want to be leaders and giving orders; they can get to the point of killing.  There ambition of wanting things and their cruelty makes them do things that are bad for the society. Napoleon has Boxer’s agreement to everything, Boxer is always saying, “Napoleon is always right” “Napoleon is never wrong”. Adolph was admired by his leadership qualities the same way Napoleon is admired by Boxer.  They are both cruel they can do anything either right or wrong to get what they want. Napoleon can be brutal to the animals to get them to do what he want them to do, Adolph was they same way he used violence to get what he want after all he would get what he wanted. Them two, they did not care what others opinion was, all what they wanted is to get everything done their way. The animals in the farm are ruled by Napoleon, just like Adolph ruled the people. They do what their leaders tell them to do because the are afraid that they’ll do something to them. The animals are scared of Napoleon because of what he did to snowball. He got the puppies he took away from their mother when they were babies, to chase snowball, snowball fail in a hole and died. The animals are afraid that if they disobey Napoleon they would happen the same thing to them. They don’t to happen to them what happened to snowball. That by ambition he was killed so Napoleon could rule.

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Is Napoleon Like Adolf Hitler? (AJ)

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Is Napoleon like Adolf Hitler? Well my opinion is I think that napoleon is not like him all the way but some of the things that he is doing are a little like Adolf Hitler. I say that because Napoleon is trying to rule, be a leader and take over, and trying to do things his way. When Adolf Hitler came across Europe and killed over 12 million Jew’s he did that out of hate. “Hate is more lasting than dislike”. I think that if napoleon keeps trying to take over he will end up being just like Adolf Hitler. Napoleon is a selfish pig, he only thinks about what he likes and what he wants. I personally think that he doesn’t really care about the other animals at he farm. Napoleon just wants the animal’s to look up to him as if he is the king. I wonder if the Jews where that scared I think that if they would have stuck together and came together and work as a team they could have defeated Adolf Hitler. But because of all the lies that he told them they believed him. “If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough, it will be believed”. I think that the Jews didn’t pay that much attention because they didn’t think he was going to do what he said he was but when he came back Adolf Hitler did what he said he was going to do. I think the animals are doing the same they really aren’t listening to Napoleon the same thing the Jews did. They ignored the signs because Napoleon tells a lot of lies.

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Napoleon & Hitler comparison (Juawan)

In the book Animal Farm the character Napoleon could be compared to Adolf Hitler, because they both had a thing for eliminating their enemies and reinforcing their status as supreme leader of their domain. Both shared characteristics of being cruel, brutal, selfish, devious and extremely hungry for power. They both used propaganda to gain and persuade people to join/support their cause and if they didn’t they would be punished and maybe put to death. According to the holocaust explained “The Nazis used propaganda to increase their support and appeal. They spent huge sums of money on newspapers, leaflets and poster campaigns with simple slogans encouraging people to support the party” (The Holocaust Explained).

They both used and twisted laws to gain and maintain more power and take advantage over everyone else. They also strongly relied on their military personnel’s to enforce their laws or ways of thinking to control the population and make them believe what their leader is doing is for the better. I think Europeans at the time were most likely aware, but was to afraid to stand up and say something because they didn’t want to face Hitler’s brutal army or they just didn’t want anything to do with Hitler and his devious ways. And according to lewrockwell “Some might argue that Germans, unlike people in other nations, should not have trusted and supported their government officials during the war because it was obvious that Hitler and his henchmen were evil. The problem with that argument, however, is that throughout the 1930s many Germans and many foreigners did not automatically come to the conclusion that Hitler was evil. On the contrary, as we saw in part one of this article, many of them saw Hitler as exercising the same kind of strong leadership that Franklin Roosevelt was exercising to bring the United States out of the Great Depression and, in fact, as implementing many of the same kinds of programs that Roosevelt was implementing in the United States” (Lewrockwell).

I think this will also happen later in the book as Napoleon starts to acquire more power and control over the farm animals, and they won’t recognize until its too late. I believe the only reason the animals haven’t seen the signs are because they have been heavily pulled into Napoleon’s propaganda, believing everything he was doing was for them and he was going to make things better by doing what he thought was right. And for the ones who did see the signs they didn’t speak indifferently, because it would cost them their lives.

Hornberger, Jacob G.. "Why Germans Supported Hitler by Jacob G. Hornberger." LewRockwell.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Apr. 2012. http://www.lewrockwell.com/hornber.

100, 1928 the Nazis were a well-organised political party with over. "Nazi Propaganda and promises - Key Stage 3 - The Holocaust Explained." The Holocaust Explained - Homework & Online Education Tool for Students. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Apr. 2012. http://www.theholocaustexplained.org/ks3/the-nazi-rise-to-power/how-did-nazis-gain-power/propaganda-and-promises/.

Napoleon Vs. Hitler

In the simplest words Napoleon is not much different from Hitler. They both try to be leaders of the whole race they are from. They both try to take over and be head of everything. For example Napoleon puts Snowball in danger and has no redemption for him. He Goes against Majors rule of not hurting your own kind and not killing them. Maybe nothing happened to snowball but he got banned from his own home just for being different and better. Hitler did the same to the Jews, he didn’t care how nice or respectful they were he just didn’t want Jews in his life and took them as less than anyone. He killed, hurt, and invaded everything Jews loved. He made their life a living hell for them while he lived in glory and set his own rules. Something like Napoleon when he started to live the glory inside the house of humans and tried to live like them. In an instant he changed the rules to his favor and no one said anything. Everyone ignored the warnings of his rebel.

            Like Hitler Says in his own words Military Quotes "Strength lies not in defense but in attack." (http://www.military-quotes.com/Hitler.htm). Napoleon simulates to this because he uses force against everyone to have strength. For example when he put the dogs on snowball. It caused fear to everyone and intimidated him or her to just do as he pleases. Everyone starts to ignore the warnings Napoleon gives him or her and it happened with Hitler also. Hitler says in article Hitler Quotes “We are the joyous Hitler youth,
We do not need any Christian virtue
Our leader is our savior
The Pope and Rabbi shall be gone
We want to be pagans once again.” (http://www.simpletoremember.com/articles/a/hitler-quotes/). I Think this means they want to take over everything and they don’t care about anyone else, no matter who makes it or not. In Napoleons perspective he thinks “Pigs” have all the authority and should have all the respect. He makes everyone else less even though they are the same race, animals. In Hitler’s position he makes the Jews less for their religion even though they are all the same, human. There’s much more in common with these to leaders that I think everyone would agree.