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Taking a look back at mein kampf it seems that he had animosity toward the Habsburg Monarch

As far as Russia it was completely under the control of murderous bolshevik jews and I think Hitler was going to roll tanks And drop bombs on anyone who stood In the way of him slaughtering the Bolshevik leadership.

>In the second place, by adopting this policy Germany lost its best and most promising chances of other alliances. In place of these possibilities one now observed a growing tension in the relations with Russia and even with Italy. And this in spite of the fact that the general attitude in Rome was just as favourable to Germany as it was hostile to Austria, a hostility which lay dormant in the individual Italian and broke out violently on occasions.

>Since a commercial and industrial policy had been adopted, no motive was left for waging war against Russia. Only the enemies of the two countries, Germany and Russia, could have an active interest in such a war under these circumstances. As a matter of fact, it was only the Jews and the Marxists who tried to stir up bad blood between the two States.

>In the third place, the Alliance constituted a permanent danger to German security; for any great Power that was hostile to Bismarck’s Empire could mobilize a whole lot of other States in a war against Germany by promising them tempting spoils at the expense of the Austrian ally.

>It was possible to arouse the whole of Eastern Europe against Austria, especially Russia, and Italy also. The world codirion which had developed under the leadership of King Edward could never have become a reality if Germany’s ally, Austria, had not offered such an alluring prospect of booty. It was this fact alone which made it posdble to combine so many heterogeneous States, with divergent interests, into one common phalanx of attack. Every member could hope to enrich himself at the expense of Austria if he joined in the general attack against Germany, The fact that Turkey was also a tacit party to the unfortunate alliance with Austria augmented Germany’s peril to an extraordinary degree.

>Jewish international finance needed this bait of the Austrian heritage in order to carry out its plans of ruining Germany; for Germary had not yet surrendered to the general control which the international captains of finance and trade exercised over the other States.

Excerpts from mein Kampf