Adolf Hitler's Hatred For The Jews

Hitler did many things in his lifetime most of which were not good. Hitler seemed to have a deep hatred for the Jews. Interestingly Hitler went to great lengths to get rid of the Jews. He spent time and money having concentration camps built and organized, then he had to get the Jews to the concentration camps which also took a great amount of time. Hitler also began a war which spent up time and money and killed many people his own and the people of the Allied Forces. Hitler did many terrible things in his lifetime; many people died in the war he started and the concentration camps he built.
Hitler rose to power despite humble beginnings. He was not a rich and powerful man before he rose to power and neither was his father. After World War

Hitler stated often that they needed racial purity and that they needed to move the Jews to the east (Giblin 163). He wanted the Jews gone. He wrote in his book Mein Kampf: “All great cultures of the past perished only because the originally creative race died out from blood poisoning” (Hitler 289). This indicates that he thought that the Jews were poison to Germany. “...It is no accident that the first cultures across in place where the Aryan, in his encounters with lower people, subjugated them and bent them to his will” (Hitler 295). “All the human culture, all the art, science, and technology that we see before us today, are almost exclusively the creative product of the Aryan” (Hitler 290). From the statements above we see Hitler’s love for the Aryans and his dislike of Jews, this hints at the things to come. When the Persecution of the Jews began to grow many fled but for others it was too late. By July of 1933 the Germans had taken over 27,000 people and had put them in concentration camps telling them that it was for protection purposes only (“The Holocaust”). The Germans began to much worse to Jews in those concentration camps soon after this. Between 1933 and 1939 as many Jews as could fled Germany and those who could not leave or chose not to lived their lives in fear (“The Holocaust”). The Jews who stayed behind would soon regret their decision

Enemies were advancing, his army was losing the fight, and there was not much left that could be done. The Nazis started taking people out of the concentration camps that they were in and took them on “Death Marches” killing at 250,000 to 375,000 people on the long and tiresome journey (“The Holocaust”). Hitler was do what he could to stop these enslaved Jews to be found and he is going to do more to try to come out on