Why
Hitler was so obsessed with the Jews? In his prologue for Naziism,
Mein Kampf, as personal as it could be, he dedicated more
text to his hatred of Jews than to groundwork for his own
political party.
The
English translation by R. Manheim, which has 686 pages of text,
has Jews mentioned on 139 pages, several times on the most of the
pages. Additionally, Jews are invoked on many pages by the meaning
in phrases like ‘racial poisoning’. Why?
Maybe
Hitler’s paranoid hatred of Jews has a simple source: in his
drive to show Aryan racial supremacy of the German people he might
feel vindicated for peoples like French and Russians but not so
for the Jews. Hitler was a logical man, after all. The translator
Manheim states that, contrary to the general opinion, the German
text contains only one or two sentences that make no sense at
first reading.
It’s
not the text which is hard to understand. The text by which Hitler
announced a program of blood and terror was written long before he
came to power. It’s hard to understand, very hard, why the
German people put him to power. |