Why did Hitler slaughter Jews crazily?

During World War II, Hitler made a very strange decision: to slaughter Jews. Facts have proved that Hitler's massacre of Jews had a great influence on Germany. A large number of Jews fled to the United States in terms of public opinion and scientific and technological development, thus enabling the United States to obtain a large number of scientists to develop science and technology.

Why did Hitler do such a thing at the expense of others? After Bian Xiao analysis, there may be the following four reasons:

1, racial theory

Hitler firmly believed that the opposite of Aryans (Germanic peoples) was Jews. If the Germanic nation wants to be the first in the world, the first thing to get rid of is the Jewish nation. The Excellence of the Jews is obvious to all. Even after the Holocaust, Jews occupied a large proportion in all fields of the world, and it was based on this that Hitler wanted to get rid of Jews.

2. Religious theory

Based on the hatred between Judaism and Christianity, Christianity believes that Jews, one of the disciples of Jesus 12, betrayed the son of God and crucified Jesus, while Hitler was a Christian, so Judaism should be eliminated.

Step 3 avenge your mother

Hitler's mother's doctor was Jewish, and his mother's death had a great influence on Hitler. Hitler passed the responsibility of his mother's death on to the Jewish doctor. As we all know, Hitler's poems are very emotional. Because he got help from China and his wife, he has been helping China to resist Japan for free during the whole war. It is also very credible to hate Jewish doctors and then Jews.

4. Judaism plagues Germany.

Jews were good at business, and the European economy was basically in the hands of the Jewish family Rothschild at that time. The economic crisis in the 1920s severely hit the German economy, which not only made the country retrogress, but also plotted social contradictions in Germany, so Hitler hated the Jewish nation.

Dictators are generally selfish, so the third one is more convincing, but for whatever reason, slaughter is always evil.