Both happened by one man, "Adolf Hitler", one event after another. That's why I think Hitler was and is one of the biggest impacts in the 20th century. Many people suffered, tortured and were killed in these events. Jews were particularly killed in these events. "If you don't like a rule... Just follow it... Reach the top... And change the rule..." This word was said by Adolf Hitler, that's how he became a leader who didn't like some things , so he had to do it the top and he changed it, probably not forever but it was his beliefs. In the end all this just proves that Hitler had a major impact in the 20th century, he left a big mark on this era, an unforgettable period especially for the descendants of the Jews. One can only imagine what the ancestors of these Jews had to endure in the cause of a man they claim to call a killing machine. Adolf Hitler is said to be one of the most ruthless people of the 20th century, and in short his mission was to eliminate anyone who was different from him in any way just because he has the power to do so and anything or anyone he doesn't like is obtained. eliminated. Just a man responsible for one of the greatest acts committed on this planet who sure sounds like a slimy killer. Adolf Hitler believed that "those who want to live, let them fight, and those who do not want to fight in this world of eternal struggle do not deserve to live." He saw things like this, for him to obtain power one must compete and the weak must perish and the strong must prevail. In this case it would be the Germans who prevail and prosper according to Adolf Hitler. “Hitler killed six million Jews. It is the greatest crime of our time. But the Jews should have offered themselves to the butcher's knife. They should have jumped off the cliff into the sea. As it is, they still died by the millions.” This was quoted by