No Hitler did not blame the Jews because he didn't just not like them? He blamed them because he needed an escape rout instead of Germany being blamed and the Jewish people didn't have a government to do anything about it so they were helpless.
jews
he took advantage of public anger to gain control . he inspired huge audiences by vowing to restore germany to prosperity and a position of international power. he also offered germans a scapegoat or someone to blame for their problems. he accused a lot of people (especially jews of causing germanys defeat in world war 1. ) and thats all i know :)
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Poland
Hitler, Hitler, Hitler. Hitler was responsible for everything counting on the holaucaust (if you spell it like that), the war and as a leader for the nazi party he was to obey that he would be responsible for the war and advancing it into victory.
because Hitler had hated Jews so when he became leader of the Germany the Nazi party sided with him and that's why they were to blame
On the Jews.
The Jews
The jews, he believed that they were to blame for Germanys financial crisis after WW1.
The Jews.
It wasn't after WW2, but WW1 that Hitler blamed the population you listed. A dictator needs to have groups that he makes into enemies so he can blame conditions on them.
Yes
Hitler committed suicide before WW2 ended so he could not blame anyone for the problems after WW2. He did blame the Jews after WW1.
Hitler believed that the Jews were to blame for the German loss of World War One.
The outbreak of World War 2 was NOT Hitler's fault because he didnt sign the appeasement with chamberlain but all of the blame went on Hitler because her didnt sign this. He invaded poland but they wont happy so then the blame went on him again. France and Britain needed to lay of him for a bit but hitler retaliated and fought back and this is where the blame went on Hitler and this is why the outbreak was his fault. This is a reason why it wasnt his fault but mainly it was.
NO Mussolini as well
he took advantage of public anger to gain control . he inspired huge audiences by vowing to restore germany to prosperity and a position of international power. he also offered germans a scapegoat or someone to blame for their problems. he accused a lot of people (especially jews of causing germanys defeat in world war 1. ) and thats all i know :)
He used that argument in reference to World War I, not World War II, but I'll assume that you mistyped. He used that argument because in a torn up country where everyone is angry about their situation, people like to have a scapegoat to blame for it as much as they like to have a strong leader to fix it. Hitler offered them both when he mentioned how a group he personally despised caused the German defeat.