What was the cause of Hitler's hatred toward the Jews?

Answer 1

Hitler believed that the Jews were aliens. He hated them. He took action by starting an ethnic cleasning and trying to kill them off forever by inventing concentration camps and deporting them off there to die. Before the Concentration Camps he placed them in ghettos. -RoundRupert

Answer 2

He was a racist lunatic! What else is there? actually germans were put out of work and business by the jews and forced to live on the street as did hitler. also when hitler was a soldier in ww1 he had a open exposure to tabun gas which may have effected his brain. after his persuement of being an artist failed due to a jew he started the nazi party and became very popular in politics and once his party was in charge he unlike politions today he actually listned to the working and middle class people of Germany and they wanted jews out of germany so he asked them to leave but they did'nt cooperate so he had to use force [this was before the haoulocust] he used his ss to run down their businesses. hitler also had a major influence in the german people one reason of this is because her believed every working man deserved the right of a car. hitler may have gone to far against the jews but you have to respect the fact he went from a homeless to a leader of a powerful party which was voted in by the public not in force so hitler wasnt all that bad he only acted on behalf of the people as should any party in power as this is apparenty democracy. also hitler even near his down fall respected the rules of engagement and the rights of prisoners of war unlike saddam. For a balanced answer that does not try to make excuses for Hitler and doesn't drag in irrelevancies like Saddam, see the related question below.