You will not believe how Hitler joined the Nazis

Adolf Hitler has been attached to the Nazis after another political party refused to admit him into its ranks.

Professor of history at Aberden University, Thomas Weber, has found unpublished documents that reveal that in 1919 the newly formed Socialist party refused to accept Hitler into its ranks because they did not want it in their ranks or to write about their newspapers.

By the time Hitler wanted to join the Socialist party, it was evidently larger and more successful than the Nazi party.

If they admitted that history would be different, for Adolf would enjoy a less important position, and in this way he would not have the time to achieve his power as he did the Nazis.

“just a year earlier, he had shown no qualities from the leader and would be happy to just convey others, rather than give commands”, says Weber.

Hitler turned to the Nazi party after being refused, becoming its leader in 1921.

This is something nobody talks about. This explains his obsession behaviour in the coming years, especially to the Socialist Party”, says Weber.

Otherwise, the newly discovered document was written by Hans George Granzinger, founder of the German Socialist Party and found in the archive of the Institute of Modern History in Munich, KosovoPress broadcasts.

In the fall of 1919, sometime around September, Hitler had appeared at the publishing house office and had asked to meet Gransinger, and had offered to write for the newspaper. He didn't have the money and at the same time wanted to borrow from Gransinger. However, he was told that they do not benefit from it for the paper and that they do not want it in the party”, the uncovered document said.