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Did any Jew ever harm Hitler?
No.
Was Adolf hitler a jew at any time in his life?
No. Adolf Hitler was not a Jew, not a partial Jew, nor did he have any Jewish heritage. There are rumors to the effect that he may have had Jewish ancestors, but no serious scholar has ever acknowledged the veracity of those claims.
Did Hitler suffer?
yes. Not that it will be of any comfort to his victims.
Was Adolf Hitler's father a Jew?
No. Adolf Hitler was brought up in a Roman Catholic family (source: Wikipedia). No, some seem to think that Hitler had an ancestor who was Jewish. However, neither he nor his parents were Jewish.
Why did Hitler kill the Europeans?
Hitler did not kill the Europeans he killed the Jew's. Thoguh Hitler would have killed any European in Germany that did not agree with him.
How many Jew did Hitler kill on his birthday?
he did not kill anyone personally and he did not arder any specific killing to celebrate his birthday.
Why did the people hate the Jews because Hitler did?
Basically because Hitler brainwashed everybody.
What would hitler do to the germans who wanted stand up for the jews?
Hitler ordered that any Jew-sympathizers would be treated the same way as the Jews and sent them off to Concentration Camps.
Did Hitler kill any Jews with his own hands?
No, the boss left the dirty work to others.
Did Hitler hate any other religion?
No. It was believed that Hilter's father was a jew, but was a drunk and eventually left Hitler and his mother. That is what supposively caused his hates for jews. Hitler's mother and father were Jewish. But he became agnostic.
Did Hitler want to kill Einstein?
Well, as Albert Einstein was a Jew of course Hitler would have wanted him dead. But Einstein was out of reach in Princeton, NJ from shortly after Hitler came to power and during all of WW2, so there was nothing Hitler could actually do to try to kill him.
Was adolf hittler was a Jew?
No, Hitler was definitely not a Jew.AnswerNot necessarily true. Even Hitler didn't know for sure; he suspected that he had Jewish blood. His father's birth was recorded as illegitimate; his father's mother had left her job as a housekeeper in a Jewish household because she was pregnant with Hitler's father. As in many things, Hitler did not feel the need to comply with the strict rules for Nazi membership for showing proof of non-Jewish ancestry. He simply avoided any scrutiny of his ancestry.
