How did Hitler justify killing Jews?

Answer 1

The Fuhrer justified the destruction of the Jude as a moral and historical necessity. Civilization could only be saved by the elimination of the "subhumans" who threatened to destroy it. Nazi ideology dictated that there were orders and ranks of men: the culture creators, the culture bearers, and the culture destroyers (Jews).

It should also be noted that, to Hitler, black people were one rank below the Jews in the human equation. While Jews were "subhuman," blacks were "inhuman."

Answer 2

He didn't. Imagine Hitler announcing to the world that he was committing genocide against the Jews because of a), b), and c).

Hitler was crazy, not stupid. The Nazis did everything they could to hide the Holocaust. The Jews were not exterminated in cities but in out of the way concentration camps where ordinary people couldn't see.

When the war was almost over and the Germans almost defeated, they tried to destroy all records of the Holocaust.

Answer 3

He blamed the Jews for all of Germany's problems: the outcome of WWI, the economic depression so on and so forth. It was easier to make the Jews his scapegoats then to reocognize that other factors came into to play. And then to justify it even more he claimed they didn't "fit" into his perfect race because they did not have blonde hair or blue eyes and went even as far as to justify it by saying that some of their noses were "too big".

Answer 4

Hitler did not have to justify anything to anybody. He was the big boss. It is unlikely that he paid much attention to the situation at all. He hired enough psychopaths that it was carried out with no problem for him. Adolph Eichmann saw it as a duty. Julius Streicher called them a poison. Himmler was a nothing and it gave him a sense of power to order the death of helpless people.

Answer 5

if they didn't have blonde hair and blue eyes.
this was hios idea of the perfect people in the world