Why Did Hitler Hate The Nazi Germany

What is the the Nazi Party? The Nazi party was the main government power in germany in the 1930’s and early 40’s. The Nazi party was liked by many Germans at the time but there were many inner workings of the government that was not shown to the public. My topics are, when the Nazis rose to power in Germany and what helped it, Who ran the Concentration camps, and why Hitler thought the way he did. There were many secrets to the Nazi’s such as the manipulation of so many people and not telling the masses about concentration camps. The National Socialist German Workers Party or the Nazis became a major political force in 1933. The Great Depression was a result of world war one and it made germany a very frail country, along with almost no countries trading with them. Many people were unemployed and they were very willing to turn to political parties that were completely against the normal german political system. Adolf Hitler the leader of the Nazis told the masses that he would make Germany a strong and prosperous country again he did not tell them how he would do that however. Instead he stirred up anger and …show more content…
This is a very commonly asked question and a very difficult one to answer as we do not know a lot about hitler's past but what we do know is that he was born in Austria and lived in Vienna in his childhood. At the time the mayor of vienna was anti-semitic and he ensured that his hatred of Jews would be widespread. Many historians also think his hatred for jews came from a childhood friend that was jewish. Hitler's hatred for the jews cannot however be traced back to one event in his childhood. no matter what, anti-semitism was around for centuries before Hitler was born. When it comes down to it Hitler and his Nazi counterparts thought that humanity was divided into a number of races and theirs was not only the strongest, it was the greatest. So because they were not capable of being true german citizens they must be