المسألة اليهودية
The Jewish Question
from Adūlf Hitlar

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وكشف هتلر ببحثه كيف يحصل اليهودى على مركز قوى بين العمال، فكانت نتيجة بحثه أنه رأى اليهودى يعمد إلى كسب ثقة العامل متظاهراً بالعطف عليه إذ يشرح له ما هو فيه من تعاسة وشقاء ، ويواسيه ببضع كلمات جوفاء ، حتى إذا ما وثق به واطمأن إليه، أمسك بزمامه ودفعه ضد أولئك الذين أصابهم فى الحياة حظُّ فأصبحوا فى يسار ، فى حرب شعواء قد أحكم تدبيرها . فاليهودى هو الذى أسس مذهب ماركس ووضع تعاليمه المملوءة. كراهية للبشر والتى تعمل على هدم الانسانية . واستمد أدولف هتلر من بحثه ومراقبته ما وضعه فى برنامج النازى. خاصا باليهود وخرج من ذلك كله بأن اليهود شعب وعنصر مستقل . التشريع اليهودى إنّ فلسطين هى أول إقليم ظهر فيه اليهود لأول مرة فى التاريخ وتكوّنوا فيه كشعب . ولقد لبث تاريخهم مجهولا حتى بداية القرن التاسع عشر إلا ماذكر عنهم فى العهد القديم . وبقيت الحالة كذلك إلى. أن عُثر على مصادر جديدة فيما اكتُشِف من مكاتبات تلّ العمارية فقد وجد فيها لفظ « العبرانيين ) لأول مرة دالاً على أهل البادية . هذا عدا

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Hitler's inquiry purported to reveal how the Jew obtained a powerful position among the workers. He concluded that the Jew sought to win the worker's confidence by pretending to sympathize with him, explaining his misery and suffering and consoling him with a few empty words. Once the worker trusted him and felt secure with him, the Jew seized his reins and drove him against those who had received a share of good fortune in life and become prosperous, into a fiercely waged war whose planning had been perfected.

The Jew, the text asserts, was the one who founded Marx's doctrine and formulated its teachings, which were filled with hatred for mankind and worked to destroy humanity.

Adolf Hitler derived from his investigation and observation what he placed in the Nazi program concerning the Jews, and concluded from all of it that the Jews were an independent people and race.

Jewish legislation

Palestine is the first region in which Jews are said to have appeared in history and constituted themselves as a people. Their history allegedly remained unknown until the beginning of the nineteenth century except for what was related about them in the Old Testament. This remained the case until new sources were discovered, including the Tell el-Amarna correspondence, in which the word "Hebrews" was found for the first time as a designation for nomads. This was in addition to