Hitler's image analysis is about 400 words.

Hitler was full of strong patriotic feelings, which I believe everyone has never doubted. This trend of thought made him extremely hostile to Jews, because Jewish financial speculation brought a devastating blow to the German economy during and after World War I, and his revenge on the financial controller Jews almost destroyed this great nation.

We can see a perfect example of extensive knowledge from Hitler. For example, regardless of his political organization ability, he is a decent painter, a top engineering designer (he designed the engines of Beetle and Tiger Tank together with Dr. Porsche), a talented architect (he participated in the design of Olympic buildings), a brilliant believer in Keynesian economics (the founder of material base trading) and an extremely knowledgeable speaker. These abilities make him pursue perfection in everything, be extremely conceited, despise anyone's capital, and give him incomparable self-confidence to dream of launching a war to conquer the world and put it into practice.

In addition, Hitler himself was full of contradictions. He hated Jewish financial rule and financial speculation, but he did not hesitate to threaten the American and British financial consortia with more despicable financial means than Jewish financiers, which made the first pot of gold for German economic recovery. He hated the Bolsheviks and the Soviet system, but he did not hesitate to use some means of Soviet economy to carry out economic transformation in Germany, which accelerated Germany's economic strength. He is a strict vegetarian, loves animals and advocates protecting the environment, but this does not prevent him from ruthlessly throwing Jews into the crematorium; He advocates advanced science, appreciates new technical products and constructs a new social system, but his extreme classical interest in art makes him despise any innovation in art (Picasso's paintings); He often scolds the arrogant class thoughts of German generals, but in his bones he praises the Prussian spirit. He often makes terrible criticisms of his subordinates, but he always respects them unless he rebelled.

In Hitler's personal self-control, this contradiction is more obvious: on the one hand, Hitler's terrible self-control can make him chew the worst food all day and refuse delicious food; Can make him in a group of rude Hanzhong people, don't drink, don't smoke, keep a crazy thirst for knowledge; It can make him maintain a near-Puritan life among a group of women who pursue him; Can make him have great power, but never seek any benefits for his relatives. However, due to his great conceit of his own ability, we saw another extremely strong and uncontrollable desire for rule in Hitler, which was unmatched by some later rulers. We can see that Stalin, Saddam Hussein and XXX (expressing satisfaction) all like to stand on the high platform and look down on the public. YY enjoys the transcendental power that already exists, while Chytra always likes to climb the endless platform and enjoy the feeling of climbing the peak (that is, the insatiable performance) in addition to making public speeches. These two mentalities are completely different. 1939 When Germany became the overlord of Europe, Hitler said to his cronies Goebbels, "This is only a small part of my ability." Even though he occupied almost the whole of Europe, he was not satisfied and insisted on continuing to expand Zhang Zhilu. The intensity of this desire can only be compared with that of Alexander and Genghis Khan through the ages. Hitler can control his own life, but he can't control this desire to conquer anyway, and it is this desire that will eventually destroy him (of course, this is also related to his ability. The greater the ability, the greater the ambition.