Why was Adolf Hitler Anti-Semitic?

Answer 1

He was brought up by two parents that despised Jews, who then passed on that loathing to their son Adolf. While he did not originally set his life on exterminating the Jewish people, the hate he had been taught by his parents was a large part of his politics that he eagerly provided when a broken down Germany (after WWI) needed someone to blame. Yes in truth he was.

Answer 2

Hitler as a young man has aspirations of being a painter. Sadly, for him, this did not result. Along with the death of his parents, this had fueled an anger in young Adolf. But his anti-Semitic beliefs and his anti-Semitic goals are simply because of his want to find someone, or race, to blame. Much like all of history, the Jewish race and belief has always been used as a "blame-taker".

Answer 3

Hitler first began his hatred for Jews when he moved to Vienna to become an artist. The population majority were Jews. He applied to the art school but failed, twice. He blamed his failing on the school, and society around him, which were Jews. He carried these feelings throughout his life. He came to powe in Germany in 1933. World War II began 1939. And his, what he called, "Final Solution" ( the Holocaust), began mid-1941 and ended 1945, killing over 6 million Jews, 11 million people total including gays, cripples, and gypsies.

Answer 4

Hitler believed that the Jews caused all of Germany's problems after World War 1.

Answer 5

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