Nazi “Political” Views Towards the Jewish Race

Nazi “Political” Views Towards the Jewish Race The Nazi Political Party was one of the strongest parties in the Eastern Part of Europe in the late 1930’s and early 40’s. Hitler, the commander of the party, had many theories of how Germany, his home country, turned into a disaster after the first great World War. He pinpointed the downfall of Germany on Jews. He believed, along with other brainwashed Germans, that Jews wanted to take over Germany and seize society one step at a time. This suspicion eventually led to many horrendous events that will always be remembered throughout history. To begin with, Hitler had an inferior background with Jews. His mother, Klara Hitler, passed away at the age of 47 from breast cancer. The doctor that was providing his mother medication and treatment was a Jewish man named Eduard Bloch. Hitler had a close relationship with his mother, so when she perished, Hitler’s gratitude to her Jewish doctor was nothing but hatred and disgust. Hitler later on developed a love of art and painting. He “auditioned” to get into a Jewish painting academy, but was rejected by the headmasters, since he had no skills or talent at all. Hitler became furious for losing the two items he loved, so when he came to power, it was automatically easy to blame the Jews for all the events that were occurring to them. Hitler blamed the Jews for the Austrian Crisis, the defeat of the German Army by the Russians in 1918, and considered them responsible for imperial Germany’s downfall and subsequent economic crisis (“ What Did Hitler Blame On The Jewish People”)(“Why Did Hitler Blame the Death Of His Mom On A Jewish Doctor”). Next, the Nazi’s blamed the Jewish community for Germany’s problems because Hitler believed in the conspiracy theories that regarded Jews as communists and he claimed that they had deliberately made Germany loose the Great War by causing strikes and revolutions on the home front. Hitler also declares that Jews were the ones that caused