Hitler vs. Ghandi
Hitler vs. Ghandi
“Mussen die juen ausrotten!” Were the cries chanted by the loyal followers of Adolf Hitler. They exclaimed, “We must exterminate the Jews!”. Hitler led them to believe it was the solution to Germany's problems. As a result, the Holocaust became one of the most atrocious events in human history. Another powerful figure was Mahatma Ghandi, he led humanity through peace and rightousness. Ghandi did not believe in violence; he promoted unity and love. Ghandi brought the idea of freedom to a repressed nation. Mahatma Ghandi was a brilliant and stupendous leader. When juxtaposed, Mahatma Ghandi's leadership was superior to Adolf Hitler's. Hitler liked playing God, he believed he could create a perfect nation by his own human efforts. Despite many beliefs, Hitler was not a Christian. He was raised Catholic, but he strongly believed in Social Darwinism and Anti Socialism. He believed that violence was the solution and referred to the Bible several times to justify his actions. Hitler hated Jews and strongly believed they were to blame for the Russian revolution and the collapse of the German economy. His goal was to destroy inferior races in order to create a new and pure German race. Unlike Hitler, peace and love were the guiding beliefs in Ghandi's leadership. Ghandi promoted unity between Hindus and Muslims. He believed that one cannot harm another without harming oneself. Ghandi was raised a Hindu and was highly spiritual. He promoted non-violent ways to achieve his goals. Ghandi also believed in equality and respect.
Hitler did not believe in equality, he thought his race was superior. The third German Fuhrer caused the death of approximately 6 million Jews. He created death camps and laws against them. Not all of Adolf Hitler's achievements were bad, but they played a huge role in shaping Germany's history. Hitler was applauded by economists for rescuing Germany from bankruptcy. He was also named Time magazine's Man
“Mussen die juen ausrotten!” Were the cries chanted by the loyal followers of Adolf Hitler. They exclaimed, “We must exterminate the Jews!”. Hitler led them to believe it was the solution to Germany's problems. As a result, the Holocaust became one of the most atrocious events in human history. Another powerful figure was Mahatma Ghandi, he led humanity through peace and rightousness. Ghandi did not believe in violence; he promoted unity and love. Ghandi brought the idea of freedom to a repressed nation. Mahatma Ghandi was a brilliant and stupendous leader. When juxtaposed, Mahatma Ghandi's leadership was superior to Adolf Hitler's. Hitler liked playing God, he believed he could create a perfect nation by his own human efforts. Despite many beliefs, Hitler was not a Christian. He was raised Catholic, but he strongly believed in Social Darwinism and Anti Socialism. He believed that violence was the solution and referred to the Bible several times to justify his actions. Hitler hated Jews and strongly believed they were to blame for the Russian revolution and the collapse of the German economy. His goal was to destroy inferior races in order to create a new and pure German race. Unlike Hitler, peace and love were the guiding beliefs in Ghandi's leadership. Ghandi promoted unity between Hindus and Muslims. He believed that one cannot harm another without harming oneself. Ghandi was raised a Hindu and was highly spiritual. He promoted non-violent ways to achieve his goals. Ghandi also believed in equality and respect.
Hitler did not believe in equality, he thought his race was superior. The third German Fuhrer caused the death of approximately 6 million Jews. He created death camps and laws against them. Not all of Adolf Hitler's achievements were bad, but they played a huge role in shaping Germany's history. Hitler was applauded by economists for rescuing Germany from bankruptcy. He was also named Time magazine's Man