Because he was evil.
That people belived Hitler and started to hate Jews
by Hitler, and many other Nazi's filled with unneccessary bitter hate in their hearts =:(
Hitler did not hate the Jews the most; a man called Julius Streicher hated them more, was even kicked out of the Nazi Party because he was too anti-Jewish.
He hated anyone that didn't stand with him.
Yes, some members of Hitler's inner circle did have grievances and disagreements with him. For example, Heinrich Himmler, one of the highest-ranking Nazi officials, expressed doubts about certain aspects of Hitler's leadership at times. However, despite any personal animosities, loyalty to Hitler and the Nazi cause was typically paramount for his close associates.
That people belived Hitler and started to hate Jews
Nazi philosophy said that Jews were the cause of all problems in Germany.
by Hitler, and many other Nazi's filled with unneccessary bitter hate in their hearts =:(
Hitler did not hate the Jews the most; a man called Julius Streicher hated them more, was even kicked out of the Nazi Party because he was too anti-Jewish.
He hated anyone that didn't stand with him.
I don't think he liked anyone including himself.
Not necessarily. Many people share the ideals of Adolf Hitler, even today. The New Nazi Party is 1.5 million members strong worldwide.
Hitler didn't hate Germans.
Yes, some members of Hitler's inner circle did have grievances and disagreements with him. For example, Heinrich Himmler, one of the highest-ranking Nazi officials, expressed doubts about certain aspects of Hitler's leadership at times. However, despite any personal animosities, loyalty to Hitler and the Nazi cause was typically paramount for his close associates.
Contrary to popular belief, Nazis don't hate anyone. Hitler was just a bad egg. The Nazis are really friendly.
The Jews were the target of Hitler's hate campaign.
No. Hitler did not arbitrarily hate all people with the name "Jesse".However, if this is intended to ask "Did Hitler hate the Jews", please see this Related Question.