I have heard conflicting answers to this question. If possible, i woukd love to read Hitlers own words, or from contemporary Germans, why they hated the Jewish people.
I understand this type of thread can be controversial and volatile. I ask that we can keep respectful and kind. While controversial, this is also a legitimate historical question wirth pondering. Especially because it is rarely discussed from Hitlers point of view. Right or wrong, i want to know what HE felt about tge Hewish people. I would greatly appreciate any help, as it is difficult to find it in the dozens of speeches he made..
My personal note is that, while i do notice the amount of Jewish people in positions of power, my opinion of them is very high. They are hard working, family oriented people that treat me in my business very well! In fact i wish Christians learned a bit from them!
Pardon all my disclaimers. I just want some good clean historical information. Any you provide woukd be much appreciated!
Hitler explains in detail in how he gradually grew to hate the Jews in Mein Kampf.
This is a topic that we can't spoon feed you. You're going to need to read it for yourself to understand.
I'm glad you have a high opinion of Jews. What are your thoughts on why they are the most exiled people in human history? Something is very wrong somewhere, what do you think that thing is? Is it cultural, religious based, genetic or everyone else's fault? Are they history's most innocent darlings like Wikipedia suggests or are they the ones who've rewritten our history?
Why do you think such discussions are usually down-vote brigaded, especially when the topic of the Jewish Talmud is mentioned? Who is doing all of those attempts to shut down such discussion and why?
Not according to the Jews of Israel who claim you're only part of their club if you have at least one Jewish blooded grandparent.
Israel is the nation for the Jewish race.
Source?
I'd like to see the poll you are referring to that substantiates your claims about what the Jews privately think in contrast to their public definition of the blood purity requirement to be a Jew.