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Hitler even had animal testing banned, though this was later revised when an advisory informed him it would not be sensible. He did however protect a number of animals from tests such as horses and primates. The party also tried to ban kosher meat which requires an animal to be slaughtered in a specific manner.t was Adolf Hitler himself who came out and made the announcement âIn the new Reich, no more animal cruelty will be allowed.â. Hitler as well as a few other senior members of the party became vegetarians but some claim they were not very strict.
(See this PT blog post .) More importantly, she and I agree that whether Adolf Hitler ate no meat, a little meat, or a lot of meat is completely unrelated to the arguments against eating animals. Simply because Hitler was (mostly) vegetarian in his dietary habits does not undermine the case for animal rights.erhaps the most chilling episode in the bizarre annals of Nazi animal protectionism was a 1942 law banning pet-keeping by Jews. As a result, dogs and cats owned by Jews were rounded up and humanely euthanized according to the German regulations pertaining to pets.