re: Why did Fuhrer Adolf Hitler hate the jews so much?

Germany’s defeat in WW1 left the country’s economy in shambles and the Weimer Republic form of government’s hold on power was tenuous, always feeling on the verge of collapse from Communist pressure. Farms, homes, and businesses were being seized by banks in foreclosure. The socialists were printing so much money that the resulting inflation caused the currency to become worthless, requiring wheelbarrows full of cash to buy bread. In addition, the Weimer era was marked by a major cultural revolution as Germany’s cities became centers for out homosexuals, swingers parties, and drug usage. Weimer era German cities very much resembled the 60’s counter-culture in the U.S. without all the great music, and the Communist protesting mobs were literally today’s ANTIFA.

The few small businesses doing well were typically owned by Jews. The banks foreclosing on homes and farms were owned by Jews. Most of the vocal communist sympathizers in the government and media were Jews. The people pushing for tolerance and acceptance of the new sexual trends and “depravity” were largely Jews. Many of the ANTIFA organizers that were rioting in the streets fighting the Nazi? Also largely Jewish.

So, they made easy scapegoats for the German people who were disgusted by the new “progressive” lifestyles, wanted law and order returned to the streets, were tired of seeing their homes and farms repo’d, and were scared of the Bolshevik Revolution spreading to their towns and cities. The Nazis helped sew the chaos by fighting with the ANTIFA in the streets. Then, they provided a scapegoat and a solution. Economically, it worked, by literally confiscating the wealth and land of the Jews and redistributing it to Germans. Germany’s economy exploded, but was completely reliant on spoils, requiring an expansionist mindset. Hitler didn’t want just Germany, he wanted all of Eastern Europe, and the World. His system couldn’t work without someone to blame, spoils to pilfer and redistribute, and a common enemy for his people to fear and channel their efforts to combat. This industrial-scale evil eventually reduced Germany, and most of Europe, to ashes and greatly strengthened Communism’s reach across the globe.