Hitler's obsessive hate for Jews still remains a popular debatable topic among the historians. Evil like the one Hitler stood for is inexplicable. His anti-Semitism, ill opinion about Jews and many other reasons clearly suggest that he was insane and an abnormal man (if you'd like to call him that). Hitler's hatred for Jews brought about the holocaust post WW I. Millions were slaughtered whom he considered infected people; whom he held responsible for every evil there ever was. It's not easy to confirm the reasons behind his compulsive hate. You would require reading a pile of books before you realize that there was not even a single good reason. But, there were reasons in Hitler's mind. Here are the 10 reasons that historians believe why Hitler hated Jews:
Hitler Broke Free from the International Banking Cartels — 2. Hitler Created a Thriving Economy with No Unemployment — 3. Hitler Emphasized Respect for Women, Children and Strong Family Values — 4. National-Socialist Preservation of Environment and Animals — 5. Hitler Banned Experimentation on Animals (Vivisection) — 6. Dec 31, 2014 10 Good Things about Hitler you didnt know. Article by Jayasmita Ray, December 31, 2014. Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889 in Braunau am Inn, Austria and spent his childhood there, nicknamed as 'Adi'. He dreamed of becoming an artist but did not pass the entrance exam in Vienna.
We chose this blog by DIGGER because it outlays 10 Reasons why Hitler was one of the Good Guys, and since Digger here has already nailed it, we feel there isn't much really more to be said other than reading this post and considering a few things that may at first be totally absurd and mind-boggling. Hitler did more good things than you could think of. He was a genius, love him or hate him. He sure build and turn Germany into superpower When you gear your country towards war, invade other countries, steal everything they have and enslave other peoples, things are good for those at home and governance is easy.
10. Jew and communists influences:
Most of the Germans were second-rate thinkers at Hitler's time. Hitler was against the class war principles of communist ideology, which were highly influenced from Marx and Engels. Hitler associated every Jew with people who supported Marxist class-war theory. The division among Germans in the anarchic conditions after World War I fueled Hitler's hate for Jews.
9. Great economical recession:
Hitler held Jews responsible for the great depression in Germany as they controlled many important merchandises and expert fields. He successfully incited the fellow Germans, making it a dramatic issue. Jews weren't hit hard by recession as they were wealthy. To Hitler, it appeared as gross injustice that had to be revenged.
A Poor Family in Berlin during the 1920s.
8. Jews as the reason of defeat in World War I:
According to a newly published book titled 'November 9: How World War One Led to the Holocaust,' core reason for Hitler's hatred was the defeat of Germany in World War I. Author Joachim Riecker claimed in the book that Hitler blamed the Jews for shameful defeat of the country. He also held Jews responsible for the collapse of the monarchy and ruination in Germany. Hitler believed they were poisoning the nation from inside.
An antisemitic cartoon suggesting that the German army was stabbed in the back
7. Early Influence of anti-Semitic literature:
Hitler wasn't a very educated man. But, his intentions & actions were stimulated by inspiration drawn from the traditional anti-Semitic literature, which at that time preached that Jews were responsible for ‘every' evil. Under the influence of some leaders and literature, he conceived many stereotypic beliefs such as – Jews are disloyal, untrustworthy, and not capable of being true Germans citizens.
A page from an antisemitic children's book entitled ‘The Poisonous Mushroom', published by Julius Streicher, the publisher of Der Stürmer (The Attacker).
6. Hitler's childhood:
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Historians and other sources collide on the question of Hitler's childhood and family background. Historians claim Hitler to be a Jew himself, which his mother never told him about. One such claim mentions that the hatred started taking shape after Hitler's grandmother died. The doctor, Eduard Bloch, treating her for breast cancer, was a Jew. Some sources hint at his illegitimate identity as his mother worked at the house of a wealthy Jew family. Hitler is also said to have experienced mistreatment while working for Jew families.
5. Brain damage as a soldier:
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Sources claim that before Hitler became the Chancellor of Germany, he moved to Munich and joined German army to become a soldier. While in battlefield during WWI, he is said to have received serious head injuries. Thereafter, he had to quit army and his mental health got worse. Many believe that Hitler was mentally afflicted for having no guilt or humanly emotions at all.
4. Master Race Theory:
Hitler had created a master race theory that preached a doctrine of 'purity.' According to him, only white people or people having Nordic features, were worthy of living in Germany. It was his depiction of 'Aryans', which he considered the ‘pure race' of Germans. Jews were nothing more than a bunch of insects for Hitler. He lashed and eliminated everyone who did not confirm with Nazi policy. He wanted to eliminate the impure races to sustain only the pure race.
3. He believed in Jew conspiracy:
Hitler had a bizarre belief that Jews were conspiring to dominate the world. The clue originated form widely published ‘secret Jewish handbook' called, 'The Protocols of The Elders of Zion'. The book trained the readers to run the Jewish conspiracy. The book is said have false origin and was aimed at completely to create an anti-Jewish propaganda. Hitler did succeed in making his followers believe the Jews had to be killed for they would create a new world order. In actuality, Hitler wanted to create his own version of new world order.
The Protocols of The Elders of Zion
2. He Envied Rich Jews:
Majority of the merchants were Jewish. They hold all major profitable business entities. Jews claimed respect. They could be found doing ‘only' white color jobs. Whether Hitler was indeed jealous of the prosperity one community i.e. Jews enjoyed in Germany or not is somewhat controversial but he used it all to his own advantage.
1. Politics and Nationalism:
Exploitation of sentiments of Germans on the basis of reviving nationalism was a part of effective politics during the time Hitler prevailed. He had witnessed that politicians utilized the Jews for political gain. He imitated the policy to empower his own political career. Jews made up less than 1% of the German population at that time. However, despite smaller share in population, they had dominated certain relevant fields such as scientific research where Jews even got Noble Prizes; they controlled the finance, arts and literature. Hitler exploited traditional religious antipathy toward the Jews and used them as perfect scapegoat for all of Germany's problems.
The Nazis used propaganda to build an image of Hitler as a great leader. Hitler was shown as a man with a great vision. He used his own skills of oratory to appeal to the patriotism of the German people
Did Hitler Do Anything Good
Well, apart from giving us a good dose of sadness, the VW Beetle 'people's car' and leaving us promising each other 'never again', I can't think of anything else. And if grossly inflated vehicle prices and the ongoing massacres around the world are anything to go by, only one of those has really lasted anyway. It's fortunate then that the title here leads to a different subject altogether, namely dark humour or else this article wouldn't extend past the first paragraph.
I saw the question 'What about all the good things Hitler did?' on a T-shirt once, and yes, I found it funny. I confess, I love dark humour. How dark? I'm not sure as to exactly where my limits are. I still feel a little bad about deriving pleasure out of subject matter which is a source of evil and misery for many people (or animals). But I can't help it, there's a little trigger in my head that sparks a laugh. If I pay a visit to somewhere like T-Shirt Hell's website (www.tshirthell.com) for example, I find myself laughing at the most terrible things that I don't agree with in the slightest.
Some of the funniest T-shirts there at the moment for me include one with a standard colour blindness test pattern on the front, with the words 'f*** the colour blind' written with colour dots in it, or another one that certifies the T-shirt as being 100% organic, and then proceeds to lay out the 'organic' constituent ratio as being '65% baby seal, 25% panda, and 10% manatee'. I find those hysterical. I also couldn't help but laugh at some of the Michael Jackson jokes doing the rounds recently. The one about him apparently having passed away in the paediatric ward from having a stroke was admittedly hilarious. But paedophilia is no laughing matter (neither is rape, unless it's by a clown, as a 'tasteful' T-shirt worn by someone on a local university campus once stated). So, am I a bad person for laughing?
I like to think not. In my reasoning I look at the nature of humour itself. Good humour always takes you in one direction, and then drops you in the opposite ( http://health.howstuffworks.com/human-nature/emotions/other/laughter5.htm) or just drops you in the opposite direction to start with. The best punchlines are the least expected ones. For me, a fine example of a cutting punchline would be the one in this joke:
Venus and Serena Williams are chatting in the change room after a tennis match.
Venus: 'You know, I think dad's (their dad is their coach, for those who don't know) been giving us far too much in the way of steroids.'
Serena: 'Why do you say that?'
An antisemitic cartoon suggesting that the German army was stabbed in the back
7. Early Influence of anti-Semitic literature:
Hitler wasn't a very educated man. But, his intentions & actions were stimulated by inspiration drawn from the traditional anti-Semitic literature, which at that time preached that Jews were responsible for ‘every' evil. Under the influence of some leaders and literature, he conceived many stereotypic beliefs such as – Jews are disloyal, untrustworthy, and not capable of being true Germans citizens.
A page from an antisemitic children's book entitled ‘The Poisonous Mushroom', published by Julius Streicher, the publisher of Der Stürmer (The Attacker).
6. Hitler's childhood:
Good Things Hitler Did Reddit Work
Historians and other sources collide on the question of Hitler's childhood and family background. Historians claim Hitler to be a Jew himself, which his mother never told him about. One such claim mentions that the hatred started taking shape after Hitler's grandmother died. The doctor, Eduard Bloch, treating her for breast cancer, was a Jew. Some sources hint at his illegitimate identity as his mother worked at the house of a wealthy Jew family. Hitler is also said to have experienced mistreatment while working for Jew families.
5. Brain damage as a soldier:
Also See
Sources claim that before Hitler became the Chancellor of Germany, he moved to Munich and joined German army to become a soldier. While in battlefield during WWI, he is said to have received serious head injuries. Thereafter, he had to quit army and his mental health got worse. Many believe that Hitler was mentally afflicted for having no guilt or humanly emotions at all.
4. Master Race Theory:
Hitler had created a master race theory that preached a doctrine of 'purity.' According to him, only white people or people having Nordic features, were worthy of living in Germany. It was his depiction of 'Aryans', which he considered the ‘pure race' of Germans. Jews were nothing more than a bunch of insects for Hitler. He lashed and eliminated everyone who did not confirm with Nazi policy. He wanted to eliminate the impure races to sustain only the pure race.
3. He believed in Jew conspiracy:
Hitler had a bizarre belief that Jews were conspiring to dominate the world. The clue originated form widely published ‘secret Jewish handbook' called, 'The Protocols of The Elders of Zion'. The book trained the readers to run the Jewish conspiracy. The book is said have false origin and was aimed at completely to create an anti-Jewish propaganda. Hitler did succeed in making his followers believe the Jews had to be killed for they would create a new world order. In actuality, Hitler wanted to create his own version of new world order.
The Protocols of The Elders of Zion
2. He Envied Rich Jews:
Majority of the merchants were Jewish. They hold all major profitable business entities. Jews claimed respect. They could be found doing ‘only' white color jobs. Whether Hitler was indeed jealous of the prosperity one community i.e. Jews enjoyed in Germany or not is somewhat controversial but he used it all to his own advantage.
1. Politics and Nationalism:
Exploitation of sentiments of Germans on the basis of reviving nationalism was a part of effective politics during the time Hitler prevailed. He had witnessed that politicians utilized the Jews for political gain. He imitated the policy to empower his own political career. Jews made up less than 1% of the German population at that time. However, despite smaller share in population, they had dominated certain relevant fields such as scientific research where Jews even got Noble Prizes; they controlled the finance, arts and literature. Hitler exploited traditional religious antipathy toward the Jews and used them as perfect scapegoat for all of Germany's problems.
The Nazis used propaganda to build an image of Hitler as a great leader. Hitler was shown as a man with a great vision. He used his own skills of oratory to appeal to the patriotism of the German people
Did Hitler Do Anything Good
Well, apart from giving us a good dose of sadness, the VW Beetle 'people's car' and leaving us promising each other 'never again', I can't think of anything else. And if grossly inflated vehicle prices and the ongoing massacres around the world are anything to go by, only one of those has really lasted anyway. It's fortunate then that the title here leads to a different subject altogether, namely dark humour or else this article wouldn't extend past the first paragraph.
I saw the question 'What about all the good things Hitler did?' on a T-shirt once, and yes, I found it funny. I confess, I love dark humour. How dark? I'm not sure as to exactly where my limits are. I still feel a little bad about deriving pleasure out of subject matter which is a source of evil and misery for many people (or animals). But I can't help it, there's a little trigger in my head that sparks a laugh. If I pay a visit to somewhere like T-Shirt Hell's website (www.tshirthell.com) for example, I find myself laughing at the most terrible things that I don't agree with in the slightest.
Some of the funniest T-shirts there at the moment for me include one with a standard colour blindness test pattern on the front, with the words 'f*** the colour blind' written with colour dots in it, or another one that certifies the T-shirt as being 100% organic, and then proceeds to lay out the 'organic' constituent ratio as being '65% baby seal, 25% panda, and 10% manatee'. I find those hysterical. I also couldn't help but laugh at some of the Michael Jackson jokes doing the rounds recently. The one about him apparently having passed away in the paediatric ward from having a stroke was admittedly hilarious. But paedophilia is no laughing matter (neither is rape, unless it's by a clown, as a 'tasteful' T-shirt worn by someone on a local university campus once stated). So, am I a bad person for laughing?
I like to think not. In my reasoning I look at the nature of humour itself. Good humour always takes you in one direction, and then drops you in the opposite ( http://health.howstuffworks.com/human-nature/emotions/other/laughter5.htm) or just drops you in the opposite direction to start with. The best punchlines are the least expected ones. For me, a fine example of a cutting punchline would be the one in this joke:
Venus and Serena Williams are chatting in the change room after a tennis match.
Venus: 'You know, I think dad's (their dad is their coach, for those who don't know) been giving us far too much in the way of steroids.'
Serena: 'Why do you say that?'
Venus: 'Well, I've been growing hair in places I normally wouldn't.'
Serena: 'Like where?'
Venus: 'Like on my testicles, for a start … '
In discussing dark humour with a friend a while back, he suggested that perhaps an absence of laughter (or a genuinely horrified response) is greater cause for alarm than its presence, and I'm inclined to agree. Laughter is just an advanced form of shock response. In fact, by laughing, sometimes we are distantiating ourselves from the subject matter itself as far as we can.
Of course there are limits, and one should always bear those in mind around us who don't appreciate darker humour and are likely to either want to lynch you or collapse in a puddle of tears as a result. On a related note, in the instance of somebody getting hurt or embarrassed, help them and show sympathy first, then laugh later with them about it if the situation is appropriate. But I don't think we should feel too bad about laughing at dark humour in general. And if I turn to a friend, channelling Hannibal Lecter momentarily, and say something like 'I ate the liver of the last person who said that with some fava beans and a nice Chianti' and they simply respond with a casual nod or slight salivating instead of laughter, I may be a little worried.
