What did Hitler have against the jews? What was the whole point of killing so many?
- Wednesday Nov 18,2009 12:00 AM
- By diddy
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I am from India and in my tenth grade at school I read about the world wars and the horrors of WWII with the extermination of so many jews. Ever since I have wondered what pushed Hitler to the brink of such insanity. What did he have against them? Was there any personal vendetta involved? Killing innocent people in gas chambers, using them for deadly experiments were some of the atrocities but why why why did he do this? What did he gain out of all this?
Atrocities, Brink, Deadly Experiments, Extermination, Gas Chambers, Hitler, India, Insanity, Jews, Personal Vendetta, Tenth Grade, Wwii
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Hitler was brilliant political animal. He understood that he must take a common denominator (such as anti semitisim ) and use it to gain power. Germany was at a low point in it’s history because it had lost WWI and by giving the German people the pride of being a ruler and being in control the Jews became the scape goat of their failure. Hitler knew that the people hated the Jews so it was easy to convince them to steal , pillage, rape and kill these people without any resistance and in fact it was embraced by every country Hitler invaded. The Jews have always been reviled and hated throughout historty the only difference with Hitler was that he used the industrial revolution and mass production to do mass killing in a systematic way.
If you look at the world today - the Jews are still despised. with the Jews owning the most tinest piece of land - the world and Iran wants to take that away from them too. Nothing has really changed just the method of trying to remove them.
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