Adolf, what was Hitler like?

Adolf Hitler, Austrian-born German politician, became the leader of the Nazi Party in 192 1 and was appointed German Chancellor in 1933; 1934 became the head of state of Germany. During World War II, he was also the supreme commander of the German armed forces. He is recognized as the main initiator of the Second World War. On the one hand, people know little about Hitler. In the past historical news films, the German Nazi leader Adolf Hitler appeared in public as a violent and seemingly powerful image, often glaring at his officers and soldiers and shouting orders. However, a few color photos of Hitler published by a French archives revealed a little-known side of Hitler. The photos of Hitler and his children celebrating their 50th birthday reveal a little-known side of Hitler. According to the British media report on February 3rd1Sunday, some of the photos were taken in the shepherd's hut at the top of the Alps in Berchtesgaden, Bavaria, Germany, which Hitler called "Ying Chao". Sixty-two years after Hitler committed suicide in an underground bunker in Berlin, Germany in 1945, these vivid historical photos show people a little-known side of Hitler. Hitler likes children to be shown in a color film, and a group of children wearing costumes worn at masquerade parties are surrounded by Hitler. Although Hitler was only 50 years old at that time, as can be seen from the photos, his figure was very thin and his waist was a little bent. His trademark moustache has turned a little gray. It is understood that this photo was taken on April 20th, 1939. In order to celebrate his 50th birthday, Hitler invited the children of Nazi officials to come to his private photographer in the Berchtesgaden Alps in Bavaria, Germany. It is reported that the Nazi leader has never had his own children, so he likes to be with the children of other Nazi senior officials. Hitler often told some children how important he was in the German Empire with a civilization history of 1000 years. The six children of Hitler's propaganda minister Goebbels and the children of his architect albert speer are all families represented by Hitler. Color photographs were the "new technology" of Hitler and his children at that time. It is understood that these photos were released by Rue des Archives photo agency, which was established in Paris, France, 1936. Four years later, on May 1940, the Germans invaded France on a large scale. On June 22 of the same year, France was forced to sign the surrender letter to Germany at the Compgne station where Germany signed the surrender letter at the end of World War I ... Hitler was confused about occupying the French capital Paris. Hitler 1940 declared to the troops that "it has always been his dream to be allowed to come to Paris" when taking photos at the hem of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Photographers who followed Hitler then kept these photos in Archives Street. Although Hitler didn't like being photographed at first, the German Nazi leader gradually realized the great power of images. Later, he appointed Heinrich Hoffmann, a member of the Nazi Party and a special photographer, to take countless great portraits of himself and distribute them to Germany and other corners occupied by Germany. Paying attention to people's health Hitler suffered from many diseases before his death. He began to pay attention to his own health before he paid attention to his illness. For example, he hated his soldiers smoking so much that he ordered a nationwide ban on smoking and even sent scientists to study the harm of nicotine. He also established a cancer reporting system. You know, at that time, cancer had not been taken seriously by other countries, and the system was very advanced at that time. He also lets people eat healthy food, such as wheat. The use of arsenic-containing pesticides is prohibited. However, after Hitler's death, these studies were banned as heretical ideas, and they were not re-valued until the 1980s. Hitler's innovative ideas are also reflected in food science. He advocates that food should be low in sugar and fat, and eat less meat and canned food. He also passed legislation stipulating that bread, the staple food of the Great German Empire, must be made in the proportion of whole wheat flour to increase people's intake of cellulose. In short, it is against eating too thin and too thin. In addition, the visionary also advocated a campaign to prevent nuclear radiation pollution. While 1942 is concerned about the earth's ecology, he is also concerned about the survival of cetaceans and wants to take appropriate measures to save them.