question about the meaning of a particular individual in the historical process appeared for a long time, and yet still it is not found in any conventional response among the public or among professional historians, philosophers, political scientists, sociologists.Many scientists have tried to solve this issue, but as a result there were often quite contradictory opinions.Apparently, it should be stated that the truth, as always, is somewhere in between.A single person can influence the specific local events, but change the course of the whole historical process on a global scale it is able to only when necessary external conditions are ripe for such a transformation.And in this respect the role of the individual is really not so high: not appear one particular character on stage, would inevitably come another because of its appearance requires time itself.On the other hand, the engine of development of society is man himself.Indeed, sometimes there are heroes, capable of its own intelligence, incredible charisma, or some other qualities to convert the whole world.One of the clearest examples of the power of charisma was Adolf Hitler.Of course, the background to the establishment of the fascist dictatorship has existed in the Weimar Republic, but it was Hitler's hatred of Jews and his idea of a racially pure state for several years have been adopted by hundreds of thousands and then millions of Germans that led to the infamous consequences.
But why Hitler was slaughtering Jews during World War II?Why it took to create special groups aynzats destruction, death chambers in concentration camps and other horrors of the regime?Why did Hitler did not like the Jews with such fury, that he gave his country's image in the world, its security and the ability to preserve at least a neutral attitude to the war intact until then the states?In this we are try to understand.The answer to the question: "Why did Hitler did not like Jews?"to be sought in his youth.On the pages of his biography, we now take a look.
why Hitler did not like Jews?
Schicklgruber Adolf was born in a small town on the border of Germany and Austria.Already in the early years, it was laid violent idea of the greatness of their own nation.And it was embedded in the head of one of the young history teacher, Leopold Patch.Himself a teacher was a staunch supporter of the Pan-Germans and Prussian majesty and German nationalism.After school in the town of Steyr young Adolf sent to Vienna, hoping to enter the local art academy.Many know the story of how a young man in 1907 falls in the exams, and the rector of the Academy advised him not to do fine art, and architecture.That same year, the young Adolf returns to his hometown of Linz.It was connected with the death of the mother and the need for clearance of inherited documents.However, the following year the young man once again trying to pass the exams at the Academy of Art.And again fails.This next phase of his life and formed of Adolf Hitler, which was later found throughout the world.
Wandering in Vienna, odd jobs, he began to go his own self-education, observing the political life of the Austrian state, reading newspapers and so on.And here, answering the question: "Why did Hitler did not like Jews?", Should take into account the specifics of this historic stage in the development of the whole of German society.After all, the beginning of XX century was the collapse of the first Germans to Austria-Hungary and later to Germany.Hitler watched as his people were losing the dominant position in its home country, the Habsburg Empire under the pressure of the Hungarians and Slavs.And then it becomes a direct participant and witness the humiliating position of Germany after the First World War.It is not anti-Semitism, he came up with.This ideology has existed in Europe since medieval times.And in German society beginning of the XX century, more and more developed paranoid ideas of anti-German conspiracy, central to which were given supposedly the Jews, the idea that Germany should claim the greater - the same Pan-German, who first pushed the pro-imperial-minded Germans in the struggle for the redistribution of colonial territoriesand then into the abyss of World War II.All of this has developed a very peculiar way, and to rethink the young Hitler's head, leading to the infamous Holocaust.
