1. Why did Hitler dislike the Jews?
Th there was a lot of resentment towards the Jewish religion in that time. Hitler’s popular appeal to Germans led him to hating the Jews that occupied it. His background might have been a major aspect to why he seemed so angry. Hitler grew up as a child in a poor family. He did fairly well in school until he started to become very controlling and his friends left him. When he was 15 he failed his exams and was told that he had to repeat all of his studies. He then dropped out of school. Tracing back to his history one can say that he really had grown up in grief. After his mother had died he went into a depression and then was recruited for war. When he ended up failing because he was in the hospital at the time that Germany surrendered he went into a state of deep depression again. The position that the Jews were in at the time made him mad. Basically he was just following everyone else in the dislike of Jews. Hitler’s real hatred of the Jews n started when he got rejected from his dream college of art. With no money and nowhere to go he lived in a doss house with tramps. That was when he started to hate Jews and this only happened because he believed that it was a Jewish professor that rejected him and a Jewish doctor that was responsible for his mother’s death. "In these nights (after Germany’s surrender had been announced) hatred grew in me, hatred for those responsible for this deed. What was all the pain in my eyes compared to this misery?" This is a direct quote from Hitler himself on the matter.
