What were Adolf Hitler's beliefs?

Answer 1

== == That Germans were inherently superior to all other national and racial groups of people, in exactly the same way that humans are superior to animals. Thus Germans had a right to take other people's land and put them to work in any way that suited Germans or simply kill them if they wanted to.

Answer 2

Hitler believed that any one who was black, or asian, or anything other than white "Arian" was inferior, especially the Jews. He tried to blame the fact that Germany had to pay for the damages done in World War I on the Jews. Eventually he believed that anyone who had even been considered a traitor on his thoughts should be killed. Even some of his own Nazis supporters.

Answer 3

The Idealogical beliefs of the Nazi was that they were the master race, simple as that and as such could justify any thing that they did because it would further the well being of the human race. They in fact had no ideology that could not be changed to suit them as they went. This site gives you everything you need to know!!! http://www.bartleby.com/65/na/NatlSoci.html

Answer 4

Hitler wanter to re-arm and have a larger Military. He Does not want to follow the Treaty of Versailles, which made hid country happier. He also blamed the Jews of their beliefs and had them killed.He hated difference and wanted to kill anyone who was different then he believed was right.

Answer 5

hitler's ideology was related to the geopolitical concepts of livings space he believed that new factories were to be acquired for settlement. this would enhance the area of the mother country and it would also enhance the material resources and power of the german nation

Answer 6

Hitler's belief where that a stronger Germany must have a pure Arayan race, stating that Jewish people are the reason of Germany's first downfall after World War One

Answer 7

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