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Why Did Hitler Hate and Persecute the Jews?

Adolf Hitler made hatred of the Jews the central pillar of his ideology and the Nazi regime, leading the world into one of the most horrific crimes of the 20th century: the Holocaust. This video offers an in-depth analysis of how that hatred developed, exploring the roots of European antisemitism, inherited 19th-century prejudices, the influence of social Darwinism and pseudoscientific racism, and how Hitler came to embrace the idea of a “Jewish race” as an absolute threat to Germany and the world. The investigation traces Hitler’s formative years in Vienna and Munich, where his personal experiences, professional failures, and wartime traumas intertwined with conspiracy theories and a rising antisemitic climate. Through documents, speeches, and contemporary testimonies, it reveals how his paranoid worldview gradually solidified into a fanatical ideology that identified Jews as both internal and external enemies—blamed for Germany’s defeat, social unrest, and moral decay. This video also explores the psychological component behind his hatred: elements of clinical paranoia that shaped his perception of Jews not merely as political adversaries, but as biological enemies to be eradicated. Beyond historical analysis, it is a journey through the mechanisms of fanaticism, radicalization, and the construction of a total enemy—an ideology that enabled Hitler to drag an entire nation into genocide. A warning about the dangers of ideas when they become weapons.