Adolf Hitler and His Background

Hitler's views began with an analysis of history and took their lead from the economic and social conditions he saw around him. After World War I, Germany felt punished by the victors, who placed conditions on Germany and who took away much of Germany's power in order to protect themselves and perhaps out of a sense of revenge as well. By the end of the 1920s, poor economic conditions created great resentment in Germany, and Hitler was affected by these force as were many of his countrymen. He made use of this as he sought to promote German interests against all others in the world. He saw certain groups as Germany's enemies, and the list of enemies included the Jewish capitalists he blamed for all Germany's woes.

One of Hitler's concerns was the rise of Communism in Russia with the Revolution in 1917. Hitler analyzes Marxism in his book Mein Kampf and shows that he has a different conce

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