Why do people don't like Adolf Hitler?

Answer 1

Because he had started to become against other countries since they were more superior than the Germans and he thought that the eastern europeans, Jews and Africans were to blame for this . So he started the Holocaust which was many areas full of Jews crammed together for survival and they wouldn't be fed and would be burned to death. He also wanted every country to say they were part of Germany so they could make all Europe under Europe's domain and if the country said no he would start to attack them. But in the end everyone joined up together to defeat Germany and Hitler couldn't take the stress so it was rumored that he killed himself in a bunker.

Answer 2

They did not actually believe Hitler but they feared Hitler cause if some one tried to overthrough him they probubly would have died

Arielgork ................

They beleived him because Germany was going throw a hard patch so Hitler blamed the Jews for them being in a hard patch but when some people didint believe him he convinced the children then tthey would convinced there parents so then they were on his side and they killed the Jews

Answer 3

Hitler was a Genocidal Manaic... he wanted to rule the world and make sure only a few types of people survived.. the extermination of everyone unlike his "ideal" was top of his priority list..

Some Germans were afraid of Hitler because they were members of groups that his policies were targeting, and others because the army was sometimes indiscriminate in its actions.

Answer 4

I doubt that many people today are actually scared of Adolph Hitler himself. the man has been dead for 60 years. What they may fear is what the Nazi regime in mid-20th century Germany did to millions of people, and the potential for similar to happen again.

Answer 5

1. he created Nazis

2. he killed 6 million Jews

3. he also killed mentally disabled people, people with disorders, homosexuals and anyone without blue eyes and blond hair.

4. he didn't only kill them, he tortured them to death, (gas chambers, ovens)

5. he was a cruel and evil person

Answer 6

Hitler was popular in Germany - until the Battle of Stalingrad. (Obviously, his popularity fluctuated, and it seems to have peaked in June 1940 with the German victory over France). The Nazi regime conducted its own secret surveys of public opinion. In 1938 these surveys became much more systematic than they had previously been. The surveys were later edited by Heinz Boberach and published in 17 volumes under the title Meldungen aus dem Reich.

Opponents of the Nazis were of course afraid.

The view that nearly all Germans were terrified is as inaccurate as the view that nearly all of them were enthusiastic supporters of the regime.

The massive Allied bombing of the German civilian population (Spring 1942 onwards) seems to have reversed the decline in the popularity of a the Nazis for a while. The Party made a point of being the first to offer food and shelter to civilians whose homes had been bombed.

Answer 7

Because he was cruel and killed millions of people.

Answer 8

His regime would have removed many human rights and the national identity of many countries had it been successful.

Answer 9

He was so powerful.