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No. 185
It's a common misconception that Hitler was against the Jews. Yes, he did try to kill them all, but he was never an anti-semite. Rather, he was pro-German. That's why he had the madagascar plan: the Jews had proved time and time again they were not fit for German society, they didn't have an overall good benefit for the Germans, and they were generally a nuisance and he wanted them out. The United States and the rest of the west, however, vetoed this plan, would not let him enact it, so he did the only thing he could without sacrificing precious German clay: he killed them.
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