Hitler almost stopped all exploitation of people, but Hitler was humane, and that was his mistake

If you read Hitler's book, Mein Kempf, it actually originated way before then, before economic failure in Germany, well before WW1 even. Hitler noted the system always tends towards exploition, because as long as some people have the power to print money and others do not, there will always be injustice towards accumulation of power. Hitler saw the Jewish religion at the core of the problem, because the Jews controlled the banks, and the Jewish belief system supports exploitation of people and animals. Hitler said every step of the way his actions do not show his true character but are a means to an end. When violence is inevitable, the most humane method is the most violent option. If you intend to kill an animal, the most humane way to kill an animal is the most violent method. Hitler was incredibly smart and devious, but I think this was his mistake. There are non-violent ways to kill, such as DIGNITAS, but this ideology he had that absolute violence was the most humane answer led to WW2 and the Holocaust. He lost the war and now the banks have more power than ever before, the power has consolidated into the hands of the extreme few, and the planet has a death sentence. Obviously the system of exploitation became much stronger after Hitler's defeat, and so the root of the problem still has not been solved.