One of the most famous public figures in the world is Adolf Hitler. Adolf Hitler's influence on the 20th century is far greater than that of any other person. Many superiors have had motivations to control the world, but few have had the intensity or authority to even attempt world domination. Although his actions have not been explained, Hitler became the most important man in the world. Whether this effect is considered good or not, Hitler's impact on the world is indisputable. Hitler was only the small number of people who could stop a group from fighting for dishonest reasons and completely control Germany. Hitler's assurance to Germany was to return the country to the status of the world's highest power, which would lead to drawing the nation into his rule. Germany craved authority and excellence, and Hitler was the leader ready to achieve that for her. Germany followed Hitler's lead, which also led to the total destruction and near annihilation of Europe's Jews. It's sad to say, but only someone with great strategic and leadership skills could lead such an initiative. Adolf Hitler was born in Austria on April 20, 1889 to a working-class mother. His father Alois Hitler was intelligent and very insistent, especially when it came to his teenage children. Adolf's mother, Klara Hitler, was younger than Alois and was not as strict as him, this would be one of the main elements that would push Adolf to be more loving towards his mother than his father. Klara and Alois Hitler gave birth to five teenagers, but Klara was Alois' third partner, nevertheless, only two of them would become adults. Adolf and his little sister Paula who would ultimately live longer than Adolf. Alois...... middle of paper...... and his troop with the help of Hitler Ludendorff, and two thousand Nazis. He was captured later that day, but Hitler and Ludendorff were arrested and the rebellion ended. I think it's important when Hitler gained recognition for what happened in the Beer Hall Putsch, but also later for the hearing that takes place later. His hearing made headlines and he gradually gained support, which made him appear to be the "savior" of the German people. He was a very good speaker and had an impact on the judge. This is why Hitler was only sentenced to five years in prison. Some might argue that if Hitler had not been sent to prison, he might not have written Mein Kampf, “My Struggle,” as the book later became something of a bible for Nazi society. Perhaps the short time he received in prison can be seen as a main factor in his decision to rule Germany..