Why did Hitler hate Jews?

There are many versions telling us about the reasons why the once-terrible World War II was unleashed. Undoubtedly, the fact remains that Germany was the instigator of it, in particular its leader, Adolf Hitler.

His biography was written and rewritten hundreds of times. Attentive reader, having studied it, will understand some of the motives of the Fuhrer, and also answer the question about why Hitler hated Jews, Gipsies other peoples and races.

Among other things, you can identify the following reasons:

1. Hitler had the idea of conquering the world and dividing it into three races. He referred to the first and highest "true Aryans", i.e. Native Germans. They had to rule the world. To the second group he attributed the Slavs, who were assigned the role of slaves. The third group consisted of Jews, Gypsies and so on. They were planned to be completely destroyed. This is one of the most popular and plausible answers to the question of why Hitler hated Jews.
2. After the First World War , Germany experienced a severe economic decline. People lived rather poorly and hard. At the same time, most banks and profitable enterprises were owned by Jews. Hitler found this humiliating and found, in his opinion, the correct way out of the situation. Moreover, he was convinced that the defeat in the war was also the work of the capitalists, especially the Jews.
3. Hitler's mother was seriously ill. Many historians believe that she died because of an unsuccessful operation conducted by a Jewish doctor. And this aroused in the young Hitler hatred of this people. However, this version is quite controversial. Taking into account that the woman was sick with cancer, and the medicine of that time was not developed well enough, it can be assumed that the doctor's fault here is minimal.
4. Hitler accused the Jews of the revolution that occurred in Russia, the appearance of Bolshevism and so on. He sought to destroy the capitalists.
5. According to one version, in the years of stormy youth, Hitler was "awarded" syphilis by one of the Jewish prostitutes. The realization that the disease is incurable is strengthened by his hatred of the Jews.
6. In the years of schooling, the little Hitler had a Jewish teacher who inspired the boy with fear.
7. The father of Hitler 's wife, Eva Braun, was a Jew. Before the wedding, he promised the future father-in-law a considerable sum as a dowry. However, beyond promises it did not work. This fact has strengthened the growing hatred and dislike of this race.
8. The genocide of Jews began from the first days of the war. In this, one more version is clearly visible. In order to raise thousands of people and make them fight, we need good reasons and motives. Germany fought to establish world domination. To maintain the morale of the soldiers, victories were necessary. For this it was necessary to kill someone. Since Slavs were chosen as future slaves, the role of the victims was reserved for Jews and Gypsies. These people are few in numbers, and it seemed to Hitler that they would simply be destroyed. The realization that in their power to wipe out a whole people from the face of the earth, raised the morale of soldiers.

Which version of why Hitler hated Jews, choose and what to believe, everyone decides for himself. Any one can try to prove or disprove.

Many historians and psychologists studied the personality of Hitler. Most of them came to the conclusion that he was not completely healthy mentally. His acquaintances and teachers noted some aggression, uncommunicative and detached. He was very quick-tempered and sharp in his judgments. He remained for descendants a mystery and a monster that destroyed millions of people. Many of them, including women, children and the elderly, died not on the battlefields, but were tortured in concentration camps and gas chambers. The terrible experiences that were put on civilians, excite the imagination until now. The real reasons why Hitler hated Jews are not known for certain.