If you happen to go to Berlin later than February 6, 2011 do not miss the opportunity to visit the temporary exhibition "Hitler und die Deutschen " to the DHM (Deutsches Historisches Museum ) on the central Unter den Linden.
It's worth it. In Berlin it is easy to find places that speak of the wall and communism, but less easy to find images of National Socialism. I think the argument still creates embarrassment and it shows, for nothing rhetoric about why it was possible to investigate this phenomenon.
Sixty years after the end of World War II Hitler and National Socialism are still in Germany, an explosive argument. How was it possible the rise of Hitler? How did Hitler and National Socialism, responsible for war crimes and genocide, so count on a broad consensus in German society until the end? Why so many Germans were willing to align their conduct with that of the "Führer" and then to actively support the Nazi dictatorship?
The exhibition seeks answers to these questions by examining not only the phenomenon of Hitler, but the German company. The young Hitler was an insignificant character. There was nothing he could have imagined that he was destined to rise to power. But he was soon surrounded by devout followers and became the most powerful man in Europe. Its power can not be explained simply on the basis of his personal characteristics.
More important is the analysis of the socio-political and mentality of the German people at that time. Hitler was able to mobilize social fears and hopes and use it to their own ends. The dictatorship rested on her consent 'enthusiasm and approval of the mass, but also violence, murder and physical annihilation.
The exhibition presents the interconnection between the power Hitler's personal and hopes and interests of large sections of German society.
Hitler would not have been able to consolidate his rule without the population's acceptance of his role as "Hitler." In this process, the German company, has become more and more deeply rooted in the politics of the "Führer-state", which promised employment, promotion, prosperity and the restoration of the old national greatness.
National Socialist policy was able to pack this service is supporting the rhetoric of the myth of a "national community" in fact has led to an erosion of state structures and moral values \u200b\u200band ended in the destruction and nell'annientamento.
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