One of the world's best-known public figures is Adolf Hitler. Adolf Hitler's influence on the twentieth century is much greater than that of any other person. Many superiors have had the motivation to control the world, but few have had the intensity or authority to even attempt world domination. Although his actions were not explained, Hitler became the most important man in the world. Whether this effect is deemed positive or not, Hitler's impact on the world is indisputable. Hitler was only the few people who had the ability to force a group to fight for dishonest reasons and have full control over Germany. Hitler's assurance to Germany was to restore the country to the status of the world's top power, which led to drawing the nation into his regime. Germany had aspirations of authority and excellence, and Hitler was the leader ready to realize them for them. Germany followed Hitler's example, and this also led to the total destruction and near annihilation of the Jews in Europe. It's distressing to say, but only a person with great strategic and leadership skills could lead such a drive. Adolf Hitler was born in Austria on April 20, 1889 to a working-class mother. His father Alois Hitler was intelligent and very pushy especially when it came to his teenagers. Adolf's mother, Klara Hitler, was younger than Alois and was not as strict as him, this would have been one of the main elements that would have rooted Adolf to be more loving towards his mother than towards his father. Klara and Alois Hitler have five children, but Klara was Alois' third partner, however only two of them would become adults. Adolf and his little sister Paula who will eventually live longer than Adolf. Alois... in the center of the card... and his troop with the help of Hitler Ludendorff and two thousand Nazis. He was captured later that day, but both Hitler and Ludendorff were arrested and the rebellion ended. I think this is important when Hitler got recognition for what happened in the Beer Hall Putsch, but also later for the hearing that takes place afterwards. His hearing made headlines and slowly gained more and more support, making him seem like the "savior" of the German people. He was an excellent speaker who made an impact on the judge. That's why Hitler was only given five years in prison. Some might argue that if Hitler had not been sent to prison perhaps he would not have written Mein Kampf, “My Struggle,” this book that would later become a kind of bible of Nazi society. Perhaps the small sum he was sentenced to prison can be seen as a main element of his rule in Germany.