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.
he blamed the defeat sadly on the Jews
the Jews
The Jews.
Hitler hated Jews because he believed they caused Germany to lose WW I and were responsible for the terrible economic crisis Germany was in when he took power.
He blamed them for Germany's economic problems and its defeat in WWI.
he blamed the defeat sadly on the Jews
the Jews
The Jews.
Hitler hated Jews because he believed they caused Germany to lose WW I and were responsible for the terrible economic crisis Germany was in when he took power.
They mean that Hitler blamed the Jews for Germany's problems, especially for the country's defeat in World War 1 and for the Great Depression.
He blamed them for Germany's economic problems and its defeat in WWI.
by blaming Jews for economic woes and appealing to injured German prideby blaming the country's woes on Jews.
The Holocaust ended when Germany lost World War II. Hitler had already committed suicide when the war officially ended.
Hitler used the Jews as a SCAPEGOAT for Germany's problems.
Hitler decided to gas the Jews in nazi Germany
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.
It looks like there's a word missing in the question. Hitler certainly did not want Jews in Germany.