Adolf Hitler’s personality is best understood through a combination of his upbringing, political career, writings, speeches, relationships, and—most importantly—his actions in power. Historians generally avoid reducing him to a single personality label because he was a complicated person whose traits changed depending on circumstances. However, there are several characteristics that appear consistently in the historical record. 1. Extremely ideological and fanatical The most important feature of Hitler’s personality was the intensity of his ideological beliefs. He developed an extreme form of German nationalism combined with antisemitism, racism, Social Darwinism, and a belief in territorial expansion. He did not simply use these ideas as political slogans. He increasingly treated them as fundamental truths about how society and history worked. He believed that human beings and nations were locked in a struggle for survival and that Germany needed to become more powerful at the expe
He says nigger and racial slurs a lot, he’s a nazi and he hates Jews the most
