Honestly he did not seem like that bad of a guy; it was a time of poverty and he was the leader. He was looking for stability he thought everything was the jews fault. Everyone should stop trying to make him out as this terrible person. He was intelligent, he was influential, he was a great leader. He was just a little misguided. The problem with humans is we can only see events from are own perspective which makes it hard to be sympathetic to anyone who is different. I think the problem was that Adolf did not understand and as a leader he had to blame it on someone and because they where so different, and there religions clashed with each other that was his only option. People should actually try to think about it from his prospective.
