This is why Hitler hated Jews very much

According to German Ministry of Home Affairs data the case of attacks against Jews in the country increased at the end of last year.

That number increased 53 percent compared to 2013. Germany, since the Second World War is known to be very anti-Jewish. The Nazi arm led by Adolf Hitler was known as a massacre of Jews.

But what exactly is the reason Nazi Germany leader Adolf Hitler really hates Jews?

A German historian named Ralf-George Reuth argues, the hatred of the German dictator is suspected because of the influence of the Russian Revolution and the economic downturn of Germany due to the Jews.

But history also mentions an indication of Hitler's hatred of Jews due to the awkward death of his mother in the hands of a Jewish physician.

According to Reuth, the depiction of the German situation in 1919 was the reason why Jews should be burned on German soil.

A number of private banks, stock holdings, brokers, and newspapers included, were in Jewish domination by 80 percent,

Jewish interference in the Russian Revolution, led by Lenin also added Hitler's fury to the Jews.

The Jewish role grew stronger with the Soviets, the mastery of a strategic economic center in Munich after the defeat of the German Empire in the first World War.

German historian David Cesarani, in his blog, wrote many factors between the German feud with the Jews of Hitler's time. The issue of conflict between Christianity and Judaism was also the basis of the hatred that led to the mass slaughter by Hitler's dictator. The conflict also extends to the social, economic, and political, and cultural fields.

What makes the Nazis so hateful to Jews is that they believe the Jews are biologically and racially different from the German race.