Hitler was not the supreme leader of Nazi Germany. He was never in a position to make his own decisions.

This is a post I’ve been working on for months. <br><br>This is the first in a series of three posts, where I’m going to show that Hitler was not the supreme leader of Nazi Germany. He was never in a position to make his own decisions. <br><br>The other two posts will be up in the next few weeks, as they require more work. <br><br>Post 1: Hitler was never promoted to Führer <br><br>Hitler was not the supreme leader of Nazi Germany. He was never in a position to make his own decisions. This is the first in a series of three posts, where I’m going to show that Hitler was not the supreme leader of Nazi Germany. <br><br>Hitler was never appointed as the supreme leader. The Reichskonkordat, the Remilitarisation of the Rhineland and the German People's Referendum on the Remilitarisation of the Rhineland were all passed into law by the German Reich Chancellor, who was President Paul von Hindenburg's appointee. Hitler was never promoted to Führer. Hitler was the Reichskanzler of Germany for over five years before he was appointed as Führer, but he never received any supreme authority to make any laws he wanted. Hitler was not the supreme leader of Nazi Germany. He was never in a position to make his own decisions. <br><br>The next post will show that Hitler was never promoted to Führer. <br><br>Post 2: Hitler was never promoted to Führer <br><br>Hitler was never promoted to Führer. Hitler was the Reichskanzler of Germany for over five years before he was appointed as Führer, but he never received any supreme authority to make any laws he wanted. Hitler was never given any powers that would have made him the supreme leader of Nazi Germany. Hitler was never promoted to Führer, as the Nazi Party and the German State never intended him to be. Hitler was never given the supreme authority to make any laws he wanted, as that would have gone against the interests of the Nazi Party and the German State. <br><br>The final post will show that Hitler was never the supreme leader. <br><br>Post 3: Hitler was never the supreme leader of Nazi Germany. <br><br>Hitler was not the supreme leader of Nazi Germany. Hitler was never promoted to Führer and never received any supreme authority to make any laws he wanted. Hitler was the Reichskanzler of Germany for over five years, but he was never given any powers to make any laws he wanted. The German State and the Nazi Party were run by a council of leaders, with the German President and the German Chancellor holding the most power. Hitler was never the supreme leader of Nazi Germany. He was never given any powers that would have made him the supreme leader. Hitler was never the supreme leader of Nazi Germany.