Motives of Adolf Hitler in Audens Epitaph on a Tyrant and September 1,

Adolf Hitler was a very force outful man, and had a disturbing pot of how the world should be. W.H. Auden was interested in Adolf Hitler, and this interest can be seen in Audens poetry. September 1, 1939 and Epitaph on a Tyrant are deuce poems in which Auden scrutinizes Hitlers actions. Auden uses symbolism in these two poems to illustrate the divergent aspects of Hitlers conduct and actions.To begin with, Epitaph on a Tyrant personified Hitlers obsession with perfection of a kind. The obsession with perfection that Hitler held and the dream of a world where blonde hair and blue eyes ruled unconnected Auden. To attempt genocide on all non-Aryan races was an atrocity and Epitaph on a Tyrant embodied Audens emotions of the ethnic cleansing at the hands of the Nazis. Auden empathized with homosexuals, Jews, gypsies, and other minority groups who were the scapegoats of World War II. Auden himself was a homosexual, and for this reason matte up saddened that Hitler would persecute p eople like him based on their sexual orientation.Hitler controlled constantly facet of Germany, exemplifying a judge, demanding order in Hitlers court. The advocator that Hitler had was astounding and was accurately portrayed during Epitaph on a Tyrant. Hitlers power knew no bounds and when he laughed, respectable senators burst with laughter. Fear is instilled upon not only Germanys citizens, but also in its government, when even the senators cannot even up Hitler. They laugh not because Hitler is funny, but because they fear for their lives. There was only unmatched god during the Third Reich, and that god was Hitler, worshipped by all. When Hitler laughs, everyone else does as well, because touch a god like Hitler was a very unpleasant scene.Epitaph on a Tyrant... ...eptember 1, 1939 shows that What huge imago make / A psychopathic god. The parenting that Hitler had led to his intrusion and Auden demonstrates this through the symbolism in his poetry.The symbolism that was used throughout Epitaph on a Tyrant and September 1, 1939 illustrate the many aspects of Adolf Hitlers life and actions. The insights made by Auden on Hitler were numerous, and the examples given previously are a few(prenominal) of many. Audens sympathy with those who were persecuted by the leader of the National Socialist German Workers Party extended to his poetry. In Audens poetry, Auden gave reasons for why the Chancellor of Germany during the magazine of World War II was the way he was. The unspeakable crimes that Hitler affiliated drove Auden to delve into all aspects of Adolfs life, searching for the truth of what made Germanys only human God so terribly inhuman.