Why did Hitler hate Polish people?

Answer 1

Because they are stupid

Answer 2

Mainly because we refused to let him keep Poland. We also had strong anti-Hitler propoganda and were very willing to let HARD WORKING jews into our nation. We had very little anti-semitism at that point in history. Hitler did not necessarily hate the Polish people, as much as he did the things that those brave "rebel rousers" did.

Answer 3

You made my day, Guest1425899. Where did you get your backwards/assimilation report from?

Hitler did not hate Poles (Guest14252899, polish is a verb. As a noun it has nothing to do with Poland) more than other Slavic groups. The reason why they suffered more than, for instance, Czechs, is simply their will to resist. There was no reason to destroy Prague, as they accepted occupation on a large scale. Warsaw was leveled for the same reason, they fought until the end of war.

You can read main camp if you want to get into Hitlers brain. He had a lot of ideas based on his imagination (just like our guest from answer nr. 1.)

Answer 4

Many Polish people are backwards find it difficult to assimilate to other cultures of other lands.  One would wonder if the Polish love their land so much, then why are they so grasping to other countries other than their own?  Many Polish seem to be very much in tune with the Mexican for the exception of language and skin color. So, Hitler was probably wise to all of this and held this into consideration as to why the Polish are a laughing stock of a nationality, but are totally oblivious to this due to their misconstrued pride.