Adolf Hitler: Decoding a Dictator

Hitler's power is made possible with the support of the population and organisations like the Hitler Youth, the Association of German Girls, the National Socialist Women's Association, the German Labour Front and the SA, SS, Gestapo and SD.

Hitler's vision is based on the pompous Roman Empire and Ancient Greece. For this reason, buildings are not just structures for him, but symbols of a tyrannical vision intended to impose a sense of dominance.

In order to try to understand Adolf Hitler's dictatorship, we examine why the all-powerful leader required a close-knit inner circle who hung on his every word.

Hitler achieves early military success through his unorthodox strategies. His inflexible mindset, virulent racism and delusional pursuit of victory lead to the catastrophic losses in World War II and the Holocaust.

Analyses Adolf Hitler's daily life, personal history, habits, fears and war ambitions that influenced his actions and led to the atrocities he committed.