amiam*
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Why did Hitler hate the Jews?
That he was a madman is insufficient. That explains nothing. That he had a hatred that began to blossom with the expulsion of the Jews from Germany to full bloom with the Final Solution is without parallel unless one compares Hitler to Moses.
I once tried to point out Hitler's association with the officers when he was a messenger.
The memory of such conversations by the officers, when the Balfour Declaration was published, led Hitler to recognize Zionism as an enemy of Germany. He conferred nationhood to the Jews and sought to expel them. The rest is history.
That he was a madman is insufficient. That explains nothing. That he had a hatred that began to blossom with the expulsion of the Jews from Germany to full bloom with the Final Solution is without parallel unless one compares Hitler to Moses.
I once tried to point out Hitler's association with the officers when he was a messenger.
If Zimmermann's admission shattered the indifference with which three-quarters of the United States had regarded the war, what the German officers said about their illustrious foreign minister went from stupidity to perhaps treason.
Unfortunately for the Jews of Europe Hitler was a messenger and spent as much time waiting for the officers messages as he did in the trenches.
The memory of such conversations by the officers, when the Balfour Declaration was published, led Hitler to recognize Zionism as an enemy of Germany. He conferred nationhood to the Jews and sought to expel them. The rest is history.