Hitler's World View Hitler's basic ideas were formed in his early twenties in Vienna. He even stated that he learned little afterward and altered nothing in his thinking. When he left Austria for Germany at the age of twenty-four, in 1913, he was full of a passion for German nationalism, a hatred for democracy, Marxism, and Jews. His ultimate interest was with political power, for Hitler believed that economics would take care of itself. In Mein …showed first 75 words of 416 total…

…showed last 75 words of 416 total…struggle where the fittest survived and the strongest ruled. Hitler believed that nature's favorite child, the strongest in industry and courage, was the Aryan. This was his idea of a master race which the Third Reich was based upon. He believed that the Aryan created all advances in art, science, and technology by trampling over everyone else. Ultimately, Hitler wanted to create a folkish state which preserved "culture, beauty, and dignity of a higher mankind."