Hitler's full name was Adolf Hitler. His birthplace was Braunau am Inn, Austria (Hitler). He was born on April 20, 1889 (Hitler). His parents, Alois and Klara Hitler, both died before he reached the age of 20 (Hitler). His only sister who reached adulthood was Paula (Hitler). In World War I, Hitler was a German soldier. He survived this war as a soldier. Germany finally surrendered in this war and signed the Treaty of Versailles which left Hitler angry at the German leaders (Hitler). Hitler was so angry with the leaders that he started his own political campaign (Hitler). He later joined a political party of which he was later elected leader (Hitler facts). The reason Hitler joined this political party was because he was angry at the Jewish doctor who treated his mother when she died of cancer (Hitler). Once he became leader, he changed the party's name from the German Workers' Party to the National Socialist German Workers' Party, more commonly known as the Nazi (Hitler) Party. He made the symbol of the Nazi Party a swastika with a red background and a white circle. Hitler began campaigning, which brought him more attention and more supporters than the Nazi Party (Hitler). In the 1932 elections, the Nazi Party obtained approximately 40% of the votes for the German Parliament, which was the most voted of the elections, leaving the German Parliament. Nazi Party as controlling political party (Hitler). Hitler was appointed chancellor of the German government and used his title to gain absolute power over the nation after the death of the incumbent president (Hitler). He later assumed the role of leader and dictator of Germany. Hitler wanted to improve and increase his army. He also wanted to enlarge Germany (Hitler). Although this int... in the center of the paper... was a cross over a circle (Roon, Ger Van and Ludlow 152). The Kreisau Circle also had clandestine activities within Germany (Roon, Ger Van and Ludlow 111). This type of underground activity was similar to the Underground Railroad. The Underground Railroad may have been inspired by these activities. Contact with the military resistance was important to the Kreisau Circle because they would attempt to kill Hitler, although that was their original importance (Roon, Ger Van, and Ludlow 167). They failed to kill Hitler, although it is considered their greatest achievement (Roon, Ger Van, and Ludlow 269). The members of the Kreisau Circle were hanged, and von Moltke's arrest led to the demise of the circle (Roon, Ger Van, and Ludlow 275). Hitler eventually committed suicide with his wife, the day after their wedding (Hitler).