Why did Hitler hate Jews when the Nazis killed so many Jews?

First of all, the exclusion of Jews was not only in Germany. At that time, almost all of Europe did not like the Jewish nation. One of the reasons is that most countries in Europe are in a state of theocracy. Most countries and nations believe in Catholicism, Christianity or Orthodox Church (the savior from Greek civilization), but Jews believe in their own "Judaism". And according to the Bible, the Lord Jesus Christ was crucified because he was betrayed by the Jews. So not only Germany, but also the whole of Europe rejects Jews. In fact, there have been many incidents of "anti-Semitism" and "massacre of Jews" in European history, but Hitler's behavior during World War II was so cruel that almost half of the Jews in Europe were wiped out.

Hating the rich?

The rich look down on the poor, and the poor hate the rich. This endless cycle exists at any time. Jews are a very intelligent people, especially good at doing business. After World War I, Germany signed the Treaty of Versailles as a defeated country. Because of a lot of economic compensation and resource separation, Germany quickly fell into a serious economic expansion, and Germany ushered in a wave of unemployment, and poverty became the biggest social problem in Germany at that time. ?

However, this does not include smart Jews. Because Jews are good at doing business, Jews living in Germany still live a very rich life even under the conditions of serious economic expansion and post-war global financial crisis. Basically, they are at least middle class and have their own shops, factories or workshops. Compared with the poverty plight of the local people in Germany, it is hard not to envy such living conditions. Moreover, with the influx of Jews, the German people have added an additional "employment crisis" under the premise of the economic crisis, which makes the Germans hate these Jews even more.

Political victims?

After World War I, Germany fell into various crises, and the German people were generally depressed, even depressed. It is no exaggeration to describe Hitler with "coming into being". Throughout Hitler's first half of his life, he accomplished nothing and had no bright spot. After World War I, Hitler used his inspiring speech ability as if it were a "tonic", which made the depressed German people see hope again. The light that people see in despair often feels particularly precious, such as Hitler. The German people even regarded Hitler as the "savior" and followed him wholeheartedly.

However, no matter how capable a politician is, he will inevitably play some political tricks. Although Hitler won the support of the people, it was not enough. So Hitler pointed the finger at "disgusting Jewish race" and touted "excellent racial theory" I have to say that the German people at that time were very addicted to this set, and then Hitler trumpeted the idea of "anti-Semitism and anti-Semitism", which aroused the German people's hatred of Jews.