were taking advantage of the poor German economic situation. They were convincing the lay German people to sell their land (which was all they had) for the German Deutsch mark, which was virtually worthless. Therefore, the people who had fallen into the Jewish "trap" had been taken advantage of. The Jews then were buying up much of Germany and had more power than Hitler had appreciated. His ideas of making Germany pure initially started there. He wanted the German people to have a chance at maintaining jobs and land, not to be taken advantage of. The best possible way in Hitler's mind was to persecute the Jews. His intentions were good, but the execution of them was not.
             Another good intention of Hitler was his idea of "lebensrau
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