Why did hitler despise the jewish people?

Answer 1

Adolf Hitler was a veteran of World War I and had come to believe that Jews made a deal to sell out Germany with Great Britain, and were responsible for the Treaty of Versailles. He believed Judaism and communism were the world's most dangerous evils.

Answer 2

Hitler was a terrible man. He despised the Jewish because he believed that they held more power. He thought that all Jews were extremely and very much to wealthy. He also thought that they were to intellegent and confident in themselves. He made the accusation that they would try to take over and rule everyone. This is why he despised Jews.

Answer 3

There are probably many reasons why he disliked Jews. Probably the most correct reason why is because he believed they backstabbed Germany at the end of World War I for signing the Treaty of Versailles (the Weimar Republic was mostly made up of Jewish bankers". This treaty was completely unfair to Germany, but I won't get into that here; you'll need to look that one up.

Answer 4

Hitler was not alive in the 18th century.

Answer 5

Hitler's obviously a time-traveler, so he wiped out most of the Jewish population in the 18th century. He brought Nazi Germany with him and managed to conquer the less technologically advanced times of which was the 18th century.