quot;seducer" was recognized by Hitler as the leader of the Social Democracy, which began to solidify Hitler's beliefs about the Jews. Still, he never gives any evidence that the Jews were conspiring against to the Germans, nor does he show how their control of the newspapers weakened the Aryan race. It is here in Mein Kampf that it becomes clear that Hitler is obsessed with strengthening the German nation, while keeping other races from weakening the German race.
             The relativity of Hitler's arguments to his actual beliefs becomes clear when he realizes, through analyzing the "liberal newspaper", that "the Jew was no German". Since he saw Social Democracy as a threat to the state of Germany, and he saw the Jews as the head of Social Democracy, Hitler was then able to blame the Jews for weakening the nationality. Previously, Hitler tried to convince himself that the Jews were to blame for the wea
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