This essay agrees to some extent that Hitler's charisma certainly contributed to the aspects that helped him rise to power; however, there were also other features that helped Hitler. For example, the main vision that Hitler had of the people, namely the promises made to the Germans, the fall of the Weimar republic, the great depression and the Treaty of Versailles which heavily hindered Germany as a whole. Hitler's charisma may have helped him become chancellor, but it was also with the help of great propaganda launched by Paul Joseph Goebbels. This essay will further discuss the elements that facilitated Hitler's success in Germany and how his charisma helped him achieve certain aspects of his success. One of the characteristics of being a prominent leader was having charisma and Hitler was very charismatic. To be charismatic requires a deep understanding of people. Hitler shared a common understanding with the German people through their shared hatred of the Treaty of Versailles. Hitler had promised the Germans that he would do everything in his power to help them. From the military to the industrialists, he guaranteed an answer to everyone. He promised to rebuild the army, develop businesses and provide jobs for everyone. Hitler made promises to restore Germany to its former glory so that they would have hope, which was vital for Germany to recover, but it could not have been done without the charisma that only Hitler as a politician had. Through Hitler's numerous speeches, he had influenced people to approve of his ideology of post-war Germany. During that time, Germans admired Hitler as his promises and charisma transformed him from... middle of paper... as seen in his famous book, Mein Kampf. He explained his strategy on how to come to power and he actually did it. He had won over the people thanks to the promises he had made and the dedication he had shown in keeping them. He received enormous help through his propaganda, as seen in the 1933 Olympics. To some extent he had also maintained control within the country through his effective use of storm troopers and his loyal supporters as financial aid. He could relate to the people through their shared hatred of the Treaty of Versailles. He had used all his sources effectively. Causes that occurred over time gave him several great advantages, as seen in the Great Depression and Hindenburg's death. His charisma played a vital role in his success, but without all the events that took place, he really would have come to power??