Who did the nazis hate?

Answer 1

Hitler determined to crush anyone who didn't fully support him.

Like:

• Gypsies
• Slavs (such as Russians)
• Black People
• Disabled
• Mentally impaired
• And mostly Jews

Hitler's main focus of hatred was the Jewish population of Europe. He hated them so much that he and his henchmen were responsible for the extermination of over six million (yes, six million) Jews in the extermination camps he set up throughout mainland Europe where they were shot or gassed and their bodies either buried in huge communal graves or burned to hide evidence. As well as Jews, he also had major problems with gypsies, homosexuals, mentally handicappped people and disabled people. He wished that Germany would rise as the 'super-race' - a race of people who were blue-eyed, blonde and German through and through who would rule the world. Any trace of foreign blood in you - and especially Jewish blood - would mean that you would be exterminated too, alongside the Jews, gypsies, homosexuals, disabled people, mentally handicapped and so on. Thanks to the Allied forces of the UK, USA, Canada, Russia, Australia and many other nations the German army was defeated and Hitler was hounded into an underground bunker (chamber) in Berlin where he shot himself and one of his officers burned his body until nothing remained. He hated Jews, among others.

Answer 2

The Nazis believed in the supremacy of the white, Aryan race. As a result, they were against minorities such as the Jews, and black people.

Answer 3

He hated Jews more than any other group of people.

Answer 4

Hitler didn't like the Jews mostly, but he didn't like anyone who wasn't of "the perfect race" like gypsies, homosexuals, and people who got in his way.

Answer 5

Stalin