- Name
- Adolf Hitler
- Real name
- Adolf Hitler
- Gender
- Male
- Birthday
- 20 April 1889
- Died
- Franchise
- Midway Arcade Treasures (Franchise), Assassin's Creed (Franchise), Ben and Dan (Franchise), Bionic Commando (Franchise), Bionic Commando Rearmed (Franchise), Castle Wolfenstein (Franchise), Command & Conquer (Franchise), Command & Conquer: Red Alert (Franchise), Daisenryaku (Franchise), Empire Earth (Franchise), Hearts of Iron (Franchise), Indiana Jones (Franchise), Medal of Honor (Franchise), Megami Tensei (Franchise), Panzer General (Franchise), Persona (Franchise), Sniper Elite (Franchise), Wolfenstein (Franchise)
- Aliases
- Master D,Fuhrer
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Overview
Adolf Hitler (April 20, 1889 - April 30, 1945) was the leader of Nazi Germany during World War II (Concept). He came to power after World War I (Concept) because he represented a beacon of hope for the economically devastated people of Germany. Commonly thought of as the worst person who ever lived, Hitler masterminded the 'Final Solution to the Jewish Problem'; the Holocaust. Taking place alongside World War II, Hitler systematically had six million Jewish people and five million others killed at death camps located across Nazi-controlled territories. The final death count from Hitler's actions was close to eleven million people killed for being 'undesirable' to a man seeking a 'master race' of Aryans; a bitter irony, given that Hitler himself was not an example of his own Aryan ideal.
In his youth, Hitler had intended to enroll in an art school in Vienna, but failed the entrance examination. He enlisted for the First World War, but never rose above the rank of Corporal. This was part of the reason Weimar Republic President Paul von Hindenburg did not like Hitler; he felt he was not high enough in a chain of command to control a country properly. However, Hitler became a commander and a leading figure in the rise of the Nazi Party, eventually succeeding in taking Germany's highest office. From 1933 until 1945, Hitler ruled over Germany as he saw fit.
During his rule, Hitler gradually built up Germany's military forces, still devastated by World War I, and began occupying neighboring territories until Germany's invasion of Poland in 1939 prompted other European powers to finally declare war. However, as World War II wore on and the Allied armies marched their way toward Berlin in 1945 with victory all but certain, Hitler, holed up in an underground bunker, took his own life.
In Video Games
Curiously (possibly so as not to touch a controversial subject), Hitler is not present in the majority of games set during World War II; even titles that portray the conflict with historical accuracy rarely use his appearance. This is not always the case, however, and some games go to lengths to portray Hitler with almost cartoonish absurdity. As one notable example, Wolfenstein 3-D features a boss fight against Hitler in a robot suit.
Other Appearances
As another example, the plot of the Japanese version of Bionic Commando (Game), the title of which translates to Top Secret: Hitler's Revival, features a plotline in which the player must thwart militants that have resurrected Hitler through cloning technology. However, in the North American version, Hitler was renamed "Master D," and all direct references to Hitler and Nazis were removed. Master D's character portrait, however, is still recognizably Hitler.
In Persona 2: Innocent Sin, the player's party at one point must do battle with Hitler, who wields the Spear of Destiny and the power of the Persona (Concept) Nyarlathotep (Character). In the PSP remake of the game, Hitler still appears, but in both the Japanese and English language versions, he is given the thinly veiled disguise of a trench coat and a pair of sunglasses, and he is referred to as "Fuhrer" in his dialogue boxes rather than Hitler.
Trivia
Before politics, Hitler was once a soldier fighting for Germany in World War I.
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