Why Hitler used to hate Jews?

Answer 1

He believes that the Jews were taking away the Germans rights. He thought that because Jews owned a lot of businesses that they were overpowering the Germans, and taking over the economy. Making more money, taking German jobs.

Answer 2

Young Adolf thought himself a bit of an artist. The truth is that he was extremely amateurish but had some kind of talent, but not much to be accepted into art college. He applied and was turned down. It was up to a Jewish gentleman to tell young Adolf. It is believed that he also had tried his hand at being a house painter, which he may not have been very good at, either, and he was dismissed. He found that Jews were successful at what they endeavored, mostly because of the dedication and hard work they put into their work, which Adolf could not see or understand. He grew to hate Jews and he felt the same general anti-Semitic sentiments running rampant across most of Europe. He attributed his failure to get into art school the result of a Jew. But the seeds of hatred were there from much earlier. We can only speculate today; he may have been influenced by his failure to be accepted into art college or the general feeling of people in general, although they did not overtly act upon their hidden feelings against Jews.

Answer 3

Anti-semitism in Europe isn't new; it goes back to the middle ages at least. In the early 20th century, it was happened to be on the rise again due to some new (admittedly crackpot) theories, as well as occult influences. When Hitler lived in Vienna as a painter, he lived in an area heavily populated by Jews, and he blamed them for his lack of success as a painter since he began buying into some of these new theories. There also is some evidence that his father was the illegitimate son of a Jew. Following WWI, Hitler again bought into the theory that the Jews were behind Germany's defeat in WWI.

Answer 4

Unfortunately, the Jews have been hated by different societies down through history. Hitler craved power and wanted a group to blame all of Germany's problems on. He decided to blame the Jews for everything wrong in Germany. He surrounded himself with thugs who were yes men, and would parrot his opinions. Also, he was voted into office, so the German people went along with his twisted philosophy, so they weren't Innocent either.

Answer 5

In Europe at the time everyone did. Europe had an economic collapse just like the rest of the world. Since the Jewish people had most of the stores and banks, it was easy for the politicians to use them as the reason for the collapse. One thing led to another, and pretty soon they were blamed for everything. Hitler's grandfather was also Jewish. He was very strict and often beat Hitler as a youth. And, if that wasn't enough, Hitler blamed the Jews for Germany's surrender in WWI.

Answer 6

Hitler attached himself to a political party and with people who were fervent nationalist and hated all non-traditional Germans. He said the communist and Jews were the main causes of German financial problems. Hitler actually hated communist more than Jews. But there were more Jews than communist. He always attempted to connect the groups and make them one. His anti-jewish feelings were either 100% insincere or were only developed after he became involved in politics.

Answer 7

He believes that the Jews were taking away the Germans rights. He thought that because Jews owned a lot of businesses that they were overpowering the Germans, and taking over the economy. Making more money, taking German jobs. This same condition is seen in USA,UK,FIJI etc even the republicans in USA are saying that if they won the elections they will drive out chinesse and indians the major working class.

Answer 8

Most answers on here are correct. The real reasons are legion. He was a very abnormal person. It was not totally him. His helpers, Julius Striecher, Josef Goebbels, Adolph Eichman, were the real haters. He was simply the front man. It is a lot like the know-nothings on here blaming George Bush for everything from Katrina to bad Spinach. Hitler was at fault but he was advised by extremely twisted people. Also like many on here, he feared what he did not understand.

Answer 9

If you read his book, you will find that he lost several jobs for being lazy, and coincidence has it that every time a Jew ended up with that job.
He also wanted to be a painter, sucked at it, and Jews were better.

Personally, I sure hope there won;'t be another Austrian going crazy (but then again, isn't Bin Laden the same kind of character??)

Answer 10

'Cause he beleived that:
a). Deutschland ueber alles (Germany over all),
b). All other nation are inferior. Nazi can let them live but will make work for them like slaves. They're worth it.
c). Jews are rated lowest according to Hitlers rating 'cause they, as he was convinced, pretended to rule the world. That what he pretended to do himself. So the only solution was found: extermination.