Differences between between Stalin and Hitler?

Answer 1

Hitler and Stalin Hitler's father was a cruel angry man who beat Adolph regularly. At the age of 10 Adolph was in a coma for a week due to one of these episodes. Adolph sang in his church choir, loved to paint and wanted to be a priest. His father refused to allow him to follow his wishes and told him he must join the military. Stalin had a similar life. His father had broken most if not all of his bones at least one time. Stalin wanted to be a writer, sang in his church choir with similar intentions of becoming a priest. And yet again the father said no.. he was to be in the military.

The ruling strategy that Mussolini used was impressive to Hitler. The ruling strategy of Hitler was impressive to Stalin. Hitler and Stalin had similar tactics - rule by force and fear just like Mussolini.

Additional Input:

• Stalin was the leader of Russia and a communist. Hitler was a nazi and hated communists (even though they had some shared beliefs) also Hitler was for Germany

• Stalin was the dictator of Russia and Hitler was the ruler of Germany during WWII.

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Stalin and Hitler were different in some of their tactics (due to one being Fascist and one being communist). Hitler immediatyl sought ot be adored by the entire country, even though he did use a certain element of fear to keep the people who disagreed with him in line.

Stalin's rule relied much heavier on force and fear, although he also had considerable amounts of support.

Answer 2

Stalin was the dictator of the Soviet Union, while Hitler was the dictator of Germany. It's estimated that the death toll of people who were killed by Stalin is approximately 20 million. Hitler killed six million Jewish people during the Holocaust. They eventually became enemies when Hitler's army violated a pact saying that Hitler and Stalin promise not to invade each other's countries and fight against each other. Most people say that Stalin was history's worst dictator ever. Stalin was the world's #1 killer and he was far more worse than Hitler and Vladimir Lenin.

Answer 3

There are more similarities than differences. Both men took political ideas which in themselves are ideals - and then perverted them. Hitler based his National Socialist Workers Party on basic socialist principles (the government controls the production and distribution of goods and services to assure equitability) and added totalitarian form (Dictatorship) of government which included formal racism and genocide. This was unleashed upon his own people, together with the populations of neighboring countries as they were conquered and occupied. In brief Hitler had an agenda that held the Aryan (germanic) Race was superior to all others and ought to rule the word...then he set out to do so. Stalin used communism as his basic premise (a totalitarian system in which a single political party controls state-owned means of production with the expressed aim of [eventually] establishing a state-less society. He twisted this premise into a dictatorship in which he lead the party with an iron hand and systematically eliminated all opposition within his own country. He too had the notion that the USSR and it's system should be preeminent in the world, and while he did not lead his people into a war of conquest, in the end as the Soviets pushed the Nazis back from within Russia into eastern Europe, he indirectly conquered them by remaining in occupation and requiring satellite communist regimes be established. Both men are among the most ruthless in history and together are responsible for upwards of 70 million deaths both in the war, and in their purges of opponents, and those deemed inferior.

Answer 4

Hitler just took over by voting and his Famous Speeches. Stalin on the other hand just got power by his family's power.