Tone Of The Jewish Problem Speech By Adolf Hitler

On January 30th 1939 Adolf Hitler took the podium in Berlin to address thousands of Nazi supporters, the event later became known as “The Jewish Problem” speech. In the speech Hitler ridiculed the rest of the world for “oozing sympathy” for the Jewish people, suggesting that if they cared so much, why don’t they take them off Germany’s hands. The tone used in the speech exemplifies the frustration and anger he feels as a German, as he believes that the rest of the world does not understand the hardships that the Jews have brought upon Germany. These ‘hardships’ include the economic recession after WWI, and the limited jobs available being taken by the Jews. The hatred seeps through the tone of the message, as Hitler never mentions Jews as humans