What is Hitler's reason for deporting Jews?

Answer 1

Because he needed someone to blame after Germany's economic downfall (see Related Link for more info), and the Jews fit the bill. The Germans as a whole had hated them for centuries.

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"The Germans as a whole had hated them for centuries." That is the Goldhagen line, that no Holocaust historian accepts. Internationally, Jewish organizations thought of Germany as a safe country until 1933, and were vastly more worried about the position of the Jews in Poland, Hungary and Romania. Most of the German Jews were caught completely unawares by the dramatic change in their position ... Almost none had made any practical arrangements to leave the country and many had immense difficulty understanding what was happening to them.

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Christians in 16th century Germany - under the 'guidance' of priest Martin Luther - persecuted the Jews, as they considered them the true killers of Jesus Christ. That proves to me that Germany in general was less than accepting of Jewish persons, even before der Fuhrer became Chancellor.

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But there is a jump of nearly 400 years! In the period c. 1850-1930 were German Jews groaning under oppression'? Don't think so ... On the whole, they were flourishing and they weren't leaving Germany in large numbers.

Answer 2

The Nazis did not want Jews in Germany. See the related questions for more detail.

Answer 3

The only person qualified to answer that question fully and accurately,

without speculation, killed himelf on April 30, 1945.

Answer 4

The reason why Hilter relocated the Jewish people was because he wanted the German people to have pure living space without anyother ethnic group that they thought were inferior.

Answer 5

Because they did not want Jews in Germany.