Exactly. There are quite a number of red flags with Hitler. Him just allowing jews to be in high positions of power, specially within the military was highly suspect.
Another one is the Haavara Agreement. Some people say that Hitler got rid of many jews from Germany, and a big number of them did leave because of Hitler but they only left under the terms of the Zionists which Hitler quickly collaborated with after getting into power.
And they didn't just leave physically, but they were allowed to leave with the capital they had stole from the Germans.
Despite the official policy of Germany which was that they were not in favor of the establishment of a jewish state in Palestine. German documents from the foreign ministry which dated back to 1937 reveal that certain German officials had wanted to revise or entirely eliminate the Haavara Agreement because they saw how it was helping the jews establish themselves further in Palestine and bringing them closer to creating a jewish state and that German capital was being used for that purpose without any benefit to Germany.
This report dated back to 1937. Obviously Hitler didn't listen because the Haavara Agreement lasted until 1939 and some sources say until 1941!
But by the time the Haavara Agreement ended, enough damage had already been done. Enough jews and enough capital had been sent to Palestine that the Haavara Agreement wasn't necessary to the Zionists anymore.
didyouknow 1 points 2.2 years ago
Exactly. There are quite a number of red flags with Hitler. Him just allowing jews to be in high positions of power, specially within the military was highly suspect.
Another one is the Haavara Agreement. Some people say that Hitler got rid of many jews from Germany, and a big number of them did leave because of Hitler but they only left under the terms of the Zionists which Hitler quickly collaborated with after getting into power.
And they didn't just leave physically, but they were allowed to leave with the capital they had stole from the Germans.
Despite the official policy of Germany which was that they were not in favor of the establishment of a jewish state in Palestine. German documents from the foreign ministry which dated back to 1937 reveal that certain German officials had wanted to revise or entirely eliminate the Haavara Agreement because they saw how it was helping the jews establish themselves further in Palestine and bringing them closer to creating a jewish state and that German capital was being used for that purpose without any benefit to Germany.
This report dated back to 1937. Obviously Hitler didn't listen because the Haavara Agreement lasted until 1939 and some sources say until 1941!
But by the time the Haavara Agreement ended, enough damage had already been done. Enough jews and enough capital had been sent to Palestine that the Haavara Agreement wasn't necessary to the Zionists anymore.