Hitler´s Letter to Benito Mussolini

On June 22nd 1941, the Nazi Germany began to invade the Soviet Union of the code name Barbarossa. And it killed tens of millions of people. Adolf Hitler sent a letter detailing the reason behind his betrayal of Joseph Stalin in his ally, Benito Mussorini and enhancing Nazi 's ideological responsibility to the destruction of the Bolshevik creed. In this article I will analyze the letter, explain the motivation of Adolf Hitler when it was sent, and I will understand the wider motivation behind this gambling to actually accept Soviet rule.

Figure 17.9 Nazi leader Adolf Hitler (right) is one of the most powerful and destructive dictators of contemporary history, taking photos with the Italian fascist, Benito Mussolini. Both Hitler and Mussolini are regarded as popular charismatic leaders. (Provided by National Archives of Records Management Bureau) Figure 17.10 Pierre Elliott Trudeau (left) was regarded as an attractive leader from the 1960s to the 1970s. His son Justin (right) has the same qualities as a charismatic leader? Or were the conditions of modern public life and image politics changed the charm of personality and the essence of politics? (Images are provided by Victoria Times Colonist (left) and Wikimedia Commons (right))

Benito Mussorini and his fascist regime made a great contribution to the growth of Italian fascism before and during the Second World War. Hitler's powerful influence on Benito Mussorini led to Mussoori. During World War II, Knee supported Hitler and Germany as a fascist dictator in the early days of Mussolini, and made a positive change. Italians and Italians are backing him. Mussolini's father's socialist influence and his educational ability built a solid foundation for his future political career.

German dictator Adolf Hitler was impressed with the early Italian military success and tried to build a relationship with Benito Mussolini. Encouraged by Hitler's proposal, Mussolini interprets recent diplomacy and military victory as evidence of his genius. In 1939, Mussolini announced support for the Spanish fascist during the Spanish Civil War, hoping to expand his influence. In the same year, Italy and Germany signed a military alliance called "Steel Treaty". Along with the expansion of resources in Italy, many Italians believe that the alliance between Mussolini and Germany provides time for reorganization. Under the influence of Hitler, Mussorini developed discrimination policy against Italian Jews. In 1940, Italy successfully invaded Greece with preliminary success.