How did Holocaust come around?

Answer 1

Note: This answer is not only about the rise of the Holocaust, but other related things as well. The Holocaust started when Adolf Hitler came to power. Before he came to power, Hitler had an interest in drawing. Most days he had a small stall to sell self-portraits, and postcards with his picture on them. Then Hitler fought as a soldier in World War I, and after the war, he joined a small party called the German Workers' Party. Eventually, he became the leader of the party, and he was causing more and more people to join this once small and unpopular German Workers' Party from his fiery speeches. He became so popular that people actually have to pay in order to listen to him. After that, Hitler changed the party name to the National Socialist German Workers' Party, or the Nazis for short. But Hitler, like other Germans, believed that the Jewish had caused Germany to suffer such huge losses during and after World War I. The Treaty of Versailles was one of the most well known treaties in history, and the consequences of Germany's defeat of World War I includes giving away large amounts of land, money and military equipment. The Treaty also includes banning the Germans to stockpile any military equipment and having a army over the limit written on the Treaty. At the rate the the Nazi party was going, it soon became the largest party in Germany. Several Nazi politicians and businessmen were now trying to persuade the elderly German President, Hindenburg, to appoint Hitler as Chancellor. He did. Now that Hitler is Chancellor, he is granted dictatorial powers. Not long after that, Germany withdraws from the League of Nations, announcing its intention to rebuild its army. From the point he became Chancellor onward, Hitler and his henchmen, Himmler, Göring, and Goebbels, secretly began arming for World War II. But Hitler still hasn't forgotten that the Jews caused them to lose World War I. So he started putting up death camps for the Jews. Of course, the Nazis didn't tell the Jews where they were being taken to, or what was going to happen to them. So the Jews thought that the journey to the death camps were for their own good, and they actually urged their own family members to go on the trains to the camps. By the way, Hitler is a vegetarian and he hated to see animals taken care of brutally. Hitler's Propaganda chief, Joseph Goebbels, even told the SS (the SS are Hitler's personal bodyguard. At the start of the war, there were only 2,000 SS members. By the end of the war, there were over 20,000.) to wear little bells at night, so that any small animals could hear them and run away, to prevent them being trodden on. But all this didn't stop Hitler using Jews for experiments. He had them shot, gassed, hanged, murdered using guillotine, tied to posts and stoned to death, stabbed and other means of massacre. From a simple life as a artist to being the Führer of Germany, Adolf Hitler is one of the most infamous and well-known historical figures in the history of this world.

Answer 2

A man named Hitler had this idea for a master race, so he decided to kill all of those who he thought did not belong.