Hitler's Father Was Half-Jewish; Is This The Root Of His Hatred Towards Jews?

Answer 1

hitler hated the jews because who saw them for who they really were. he knew what their plans for the world consisted of and now we all do too, 67 years later we can see what Hitler was trying to save the world from. Just take a look at Lebanon, Palestine, Iraq, Afghanistan. All the work of the jews.

Answer 2

Hitler's grandfather was Jewish and when Hitler was at school he was chastised for his heritage.
I was watching a documentary a few years ago that went into his upbringing and background in detail.
He was extremely close to his mother and had a fascination with his female cousin - who would not return his fondness for her.
He was studying to be an artist and from all accounts would have had a promising career, however one night on his way to a meeting with a prominent artist/curator he was attacked by some youths and the rest of history is the sad fact that we know it to be.

Answer 3

No, he felt rejected by the high class society in Vienna who did not want to let him join Art School. He lived in poverty for three years, of which two in the streets. As a living he had to carry suitcases for a lot of rich people, most of them Jews. He started to hate the fact that all the good jobs, lawyers, judges, bankers, were taken by Jew people. He felt misjudged, claiming he had the talent. That is when it started to build up inside. Of course there were many more factors that contributed to his hatred, but this was a turning point for him in the negative sense.

Answer 4

No. During the first world war, England started giving off little hints that they would provide the Jews with the palastinian lands so that they could reestablish the nation of Israel. After that, the Jews in Germany withheld funding for the war effort and Germany tanked.

Answer 5

Alois Hitler (Adolf's father) was an illegitimate child. Although there is no definitive proof his father was Jewish, it was a possibility.

The fact that Hitler's lineage was in question was one of many factors that molded him (his failure as an artist, a disillusioned veteran, etc.). It is very telling that allied propaganda tried to make use of the fact that he had jewish lineage, which would have been an explosive scandal considering the Nazi ideology.

Answer 6

Obviously yes, he had some serious self hate issues. One would really have to have a lot of hate to do the things he did and that generally comes from within.
Has anyone noticed he did not look like the Arian stereotype he promoted?
I believe he used antisemitism to unite the Germans against a common scapegoat enemy.

Answer 7

No, I don't think so. Hitler hated Jews just the same as a lot of other Germans at the time. He didn't manipulate the German people into being antisemitic, he used antisemitism to manipulate the German people.

Answer 8

Man Hitler was very good tell one man who did better then him Bush???
why make a big scene because he killed and sent a few furno.
Israelis are doing better, history should write about them the new nazis of the 2000

Answer 9

No, he was angry on Jews, because in a WW1 Germany had chances to win the war, but because of the Jews in his country Germany had to surrender and accept humiliated and unfair conditions. If Germany would not do that than Jews (communist) would start civil war in Germany.

Answer 10

Yes I think so - he knew his own kind too well ....and also he was Half AUstrian not German and not everything that is said abotu what he did is true