The Holocaust was not the first attempt to in wiping out the jewish culture. However, the Holocaust is rather interesting due to its organized and intentional approach to destroy the entire Jewish race. By the time World War II was over more than half of the Jewish race was wiped out leaving a small number of people who had lived throughout Europe for 2000 years. However the Jewish people were never a threat to the germans. The Jews didn’t have a economy and didn’t have a military. Hitler on the other hand was going to do whatever it took to make the world think otherwise. For the German people of the 20th century, the “Jewish question” was a compilation of false perceptions, delusional and fairytale sources.

Hitler was a mediocre student in school up intill he was 16 years old, but yet failed to obtain a diploma. He had an obsession for late 1800s German war victories and the American Wild West. These interests may have been an indication of Hitler's hatful path. It’s been said Hitler’s mother died in the care of a Jewish doctor. However this view has been discreditable by some of Hitler’s early writing where he referred fondly to that doctor.

After leaving school, Hitler wanted to become a artist. In 1907 he moved Vienna, the capital of Austria-Hungary where his initial hate for the Jews began to develop. Where …show more content…
In 1916 as a message runner in the army. Hitler was hit by an explosive fragment from a bomb blast and then was sent to the military hospital. When he was released from the hospital and returned to Munich, he was very disturbed from all that he had witnessed. The city was a complete disaster and very poverty. Hitler sought an explanation for the destruction and wealth that had taking place in Munich, what he concluded was that this was all caused by the Jewish people. Hitler’s conclusions were far from the truth but unfortunately others had thought the same. Since the Jews were already hated the blame fell on