Was Hitler against black people?

Question

I just wondering because I know he hated Jews, homosexuals, Slavs, the mentally handicapped etc. But I was wondering about black people. Were there even a lot of black people in Germany at the time? BTW, I'm not racist in anyway, I'm just curious.

Answer 1

I don't think he cared much for blacks who weren't Aryans.

Answer 2

Yes, he was. I believe there was one man that one a race in the Olympics, and he was black. He went to shake Hitler's hand and Hitler refused to. Thats what I remember from this documentary, anyone can correct me if what I remember is wrong.

EDIT: Like the other answerer said, if you didn't have blonde hair or blue eyes, you were scum. Er hem, he didn't have neither...?

Answer 3

he hated anyone different

Answer 4

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Answer 5

lets put it this way, if you dont have pale skin blue eyes and blonde hair you were scum to him. he  was the scum.

Answer 6

Hitler thought that Aryan (Germanic) people were the "master race" and thought all other people were inferior, but he did not actively persecute racial groups as he did others. Those who were sent to concentration camps included Jewish people, Roma people (Gypsies), Homosexual people, Jehovah's Witnesses, and those who were politically opposed to Nazism or criminals.

Jesse Owens, a black American, won 4 gold medals during the 1936 Berlin Olympics which Hitler felt embarrassed over because Germans did not win the gold medals.

Answer 7

okay i'm not trying to sound sarcastic but lets dissect your question. if hitler hated jews, homosexuals, slavs, and mentally handicapped, why would he not hate blacks? hitler hated anything that was not fair-skinned with blonde hair blue eyes. apparently he was to stupid to look in the mirror and see that he did not meet his own qualifications.  there were and there are still blacks in germany. as my college professor says there is no such thing as a stupid question but there are questions that make you look stupid because the answer is in the question.