Why did Hitler purge Jews?

In Europe, many people believe in Christianity. In western cultural legends, Christians believe that Jews crucified Jesus and Jews murdered him. Therefore, in the hearts of many Europeans, there is religious hatred against Jews.

2. Jews themselves have national inferiority: meanness, meanness and greed.

After World War I, Germany fell into economic crisis, but those rich Jews would rather dump their milk than sell it to the poor at a reduced price. This is why the German government and people were so angry with the Jews at that time.

3. Plunder Jewish wealth and enrich Nazi treasury.

In modern capitalist economy, Jews have decisive strength, especially in the fields of trade, finance and credit, and Germany is no exception. After Hitler came to power, he was very dissatisfied with those Jews who refused to help the country through the economic crisis. In order to strengthen the economic foundation of fascism, the Nazis deprived Jews in various ways.

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Before committing genocide against Jews, Hitler intended to let them immigrate to the Soviet Union, but Stalin refused to save the Jews.

Russian scholars who studied German-Soviet Jewish policy during World War II recently obtained documents proving that Hitler tried to immigrate 265,438+million Jews living in Germany, Czech Republic and Poland to the Soviet Union before ordering the construction of Auschwitz concentration camp in 1940, but Stalin refused.

In the National Archives of Russian Social and Political History, there are secret documents on the above issues quoted by Russian historian Costel Chenko in the book The Secret Politics of Stalin.

1940 On February 9, Cekme Nev, director of the Immigration Bureau of the Soviet People's Committee, wrote in a letter to Molotov, chairman of the Soviet People's Committee:

"The Immigration Bureau of the Soviet People's Committee received two letters from the Immigration Bureau of Berlin and Vienna, proposing to organize Jews to immigrate from Germany to the Soviet Union. The specific locations are Birobidzhan and Western Ukraine. According to the agreement reached between the Soviet government and Germany to evacuate residents in the Soviet Union, only Ukrainians, Belarusians and Russians can be evacuated. "

Unfortunately, neither Germany nor Russia can find the contents of the six-page appendix nor the original letter from the German Immigration Bureau. Hitler's proposal to Stalin was obviously aimed at expelling all Jews in Germany to the Soviet Union.

Director Cekme Neve's reply in the letter is: We can't accept these Jews, they are already many here.

At that time, the Nazi's position on thoroughly solving the Jewish problem was immigration, not extinction. 1In the second half of 939, Nazi Germany's "Nisco Action" to expel Czech and Austrian Jews failed. Germany was forced to stop expelling Jews from Poland under the protest of Frank, the Polish governor who also rejected Jews.

Another immigration plan of Nazi Germany to "drive Jews out of Europe" was the "Madagascar Plan", which took place in June 1940. Germany asked the defeated France to provide the appointment right of tropical islands, and prepared to move Jews to the islands for farming, but after Germany gradually lost its maritime military superiority, this plan was forced to cancel.

The plan to immigrate all Jews from Germany, Czech Republic and Poland to the Soviet Union was made during the period of 1939 and 12 to 1940, and Germany sent the above proposal to the Soviet Immigration Bureau at the end of 1940.

However, this proposal was rejected by the Soviet Union, mainly because the Soviet Union was worried that there were a large number of German spies among immigrants, distrusted Jews and emigrated on a large scale. The latter is the key factor.

After Germany captured Poland, only 6.5438+0.5 million of the 2 million Jews fled to the Soviet Union. Together with the Jews who died of persecution, Hitler proposed that the scale of immigration to the Soviet Union should be 21-2.2 million. Stalin will naturally not easily agree to such a large-scale immigration.

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