Adolf Hitler was an Australian who was born on April 20, 1889, near the Austro-German. His goals were to end democracy by converting it into an organization named Nazi, create a totalitarian state, and seize power in Germany. Hitler’s ideas were very successful. It was effective because he had become vigorously in politics after his failure in Art in Vienna. Also, his desire of leading Germany took place during the Great Depression after he realized that people would be focusing more on the economic hardships and getting manipulated easily. Adolf Hitler’s ideas were successful because he ended up accomplishing his goals by manipulating everyone around him. Hitler’s support came from both his President Paul von Hindenburg that allowed him to become a chancellor and followers. The actions of eliminating democracy, creating a totalitarian state, and seizing power by manipulating people influenced contemporary cultures by teaching them that power through manipulation are not the effective way of seizing power; instead, it can prevent positive result.