Again and again Quote by Adolf Hitler
“If we consider how greatly he has sinned against the masses in the course of the centuries, how he has squeezed and sucked the blood again and again; if furthermore, we consider how the people gradually learned to hate him for this, and ended up by regarding his existence as nothing but punishment of Heaven for the other peoples, we can understand how hard this shift must be for the Jew.”
About This Quote
Source Speech: Public address, 1941 (attributed to Adolf Hitler)
The speaker portrays Jews as historically blamed and punished, urging understanding of their suffering.
In simple terms: Jews are portrayed as victims of long‑standing hatred.
Key Takeaway
Recognize historical scapegoating.
Themes
history
prejudice
religion
Mood
somber
critical
Type
historical
propaganda
When to use this quote
- Historical analysis
- education
- interfaith dialogue
Key Concepts
Anti‑Semitism
collective guilt
Questions to Reflect On
- How does scapegoating affect societies?
- What are the dangers of blaming groups for history?
A Different Perspective
The narrative is biased and promotes hate.
