...The art I chose to support my corruption of others side was a photograph of Aldolf Hitler. His pursuadive corruption throughout the second World War was the reason to his successfulness to taking over several countries. Aldolf Hitler was a German who was apart of the rise in facism during the war. His hate for the Jewish race was what intriged him to corrupt others to get to his position of power; the dictator of Germany. Hitler lied to corrupt the minds of many others to build his army of followers to support his hate against Jews. For example he would pursuade the newpapers to place ads banding Jews from certain priveledges such as going to the general store. Hitler used propaganda against the Jews, and had a whole army of soldiers to help him. Like the second quotation I used to express the corruption of others, Hitler's soldiers were corrupted by him. In this photo it shows all the soldiers on the left that were corrupted by him. The soldiers had an indifference and didn't stand up to Hitler and his cruelty because they feared being treated like one of the Jews. In the short fiction piece Rumplestiltskin, the King, like Aldolf (after being dictator) felt he was in a position of power to corrupt and therefore saw no wrong in doing so...
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