Adolf Hitler was a german Führer who provoked World War II. He was born on the 20 April 1889 and commited suicide on the 30 April 1945 after he knew the war was lost.
When Hitler was three, the family moved to Passau, Germany. There he acquired the distinctive Austrian figure, which marked his speech all of his life. In 1894 the family relocated to Leonding and in June 1895, Hitler's family retired to Hafeld where they farmed and kept bees.
Hitler made a difference by creating WWII and provoking german citizens that jews were no better than them. He then lead the way at war, widening german land further and further. One of the reasons why Adolf Hitler started the holocaust was because all the jews were better than him at everything he loved. He was enraged when he failed at something because of a jew. That powered his hate, and Kristallnacht was the outcome.
In a way, I think Adolf Hitler was one of the greatest leaders of all time.

Nice Eugene you covered the 5 W's well but I would've liked to know how he convinced so many Germans to follow him. I like how you wrote this in a paragraph instead of using bullet-points like some people. If Hitler hadn't been around the human rights treaty might not have even been invented and if he had succeeded the world would be very different indeed.
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