hitler gained support for anti jewish policies in germany by

focusing on nationalism and making false claims about Jewish people. He blamed them for the country's economic problems, claiming they were contributing to Germany's decline. He also promoted the Nazi ideology of Aryan racial superiority and emphasized the "need" to rid the country of Jews. Hitler and his supporters used propaganda campaigns to spread anti-Semitic stereotypes and encourage hatred towards Jews, often using terms such as "vermin", "disease", and "plague". He also passed numerous laws and regulations that further isolated Jews from the rest of German society, denying them basic rights and freedoms while also restricting their economic opportunities.

promoting the false idea that Jews were responsible for many of the country's economic and social problems. He also used propaganda to paint Jews as a dangerous enemy to German culture and values. He spread the message that Jews were subhuman and a threat to the nation, and he used fear and anger to fuel his hateful messages.