20 April 1889
Birth certificate of Adolf Hitler, born in the Austrian town of Braunau am Inn. His father was Alois Hitler and his mother Klara

14 October 1918
During the night, the British troops launched a gaz attack on a small hill near the town of Wervicq, near Lille. Adolf Hitler is blinded by the mustard gaz and transfered to the Pasewalk hospital, where he stayed until the end of the war.

20 February 1920
The DAP (Deutsche Arbeiterpartei) is officially renamed NSDAP (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei) - Example of an early member card

1 April 1924
Cover sheet of the judgment of the putsch trial listing personal details of the accused and their sentence

1 April 1924
Incarceration register of Adolf Hitler in Landsberg's fortress indicating he is prisoner number 10, healthy, measures 1,75 cm and weights 77 kgs (78,5 kgs the day of his release)

11 November 1931
Ticket for a speech by Adolf Hitler in Mainz's Stadthalle in front of 20,000 participants

26 February 1932
Adolf Hitler had renounced his Austrian citizenship in 1925. After years of being stateless, Wilhelm Frick managed to appoint him as a Braunschweig government official that came with automatic German citizenship, allowing to take part of the elections.

20 April 1932
Ticket for a speech by Adolf Hitler in Kassel, in front of 40,000 participants

31 July 1932
After the dissolution of the Reichstag, Adolf Hitler and the NSDAP gained 230 seats with 37% of the votes at the July elections (pictured is a ballot for the 10 main parties)

3 July 1934
Following the Knight of the Long Knifes, a Law Regarding Measures of State Self-Defence retroactively legalized the murders committed during the purge

19 August 1934
Text of the plebiscite to approve the merge of the positions of chancellor and Reich president. The vote was held on 19 August, although the law was ratified on 1st August, the day before Hindenburg's death

1 November 1934
Adolf Hitler accepts to become a honorary citizen of the city of Schmiedefeld in Thuringen

15 September 1935
Adolf Hitler speaks at the meeting of the Reichstag in Nuremberg during the NSDAP Rally and proclaims the Nuremberg laws (pictured is the chart for racial identification)

23 April 1938
Adolf Hitler names Hermann Göring as his deputy in case of illness or other incapacity

29 September 1938
The Munich agreement is signed by Adolf Hitler, Neville Chamberlain, Edouard Daladier and Benito Mussolini, giving Germany the right to claim the Sudetenland

30 September 1938
Adolf Hitler and Neville Chamberlain signed this document the day after the Munich agreement to confirm the Anglo-German Declaration of non aggression

31 August 1939
Official order for the attack against Poland, starting World War II, which Adolf Hitler signed at 12:40 ordering the attack to begin at 4:45 the following night

29 June 1941
Adolf Hitler names Hermann Göring as his successor in case of his death

31 December 1942
Adolf Hitler sends a condolences letter to Robert Ley after the suicide of his wife Inge

28 April 1945
Adolf Hitler marries Eva Braun in his Berlin bunker 2 days before their suicide. The wedding certificate is signed by the 2 witnesses, Joseph Goebbels and Martin Bormann, and the councillor Walter Wagner

29 April 1945
Adolf Hitler dictates his political and private testaments to his secretary Traudl Junge, in his Berlin bunker, a day before his suicide