>>17932335 (OP)
"The Jewish Question" was just "what do we do with jews in Europe?" And it was a question that predated Nazis and Hitler and wasnt really left or right wing as both sides debated on the answer. Usually when people talk about it now, they are specifically referring to the Nazi answer to this question which was to kill all the jews in Europe through a continent wide genocide.
>Why would they want to move/remove the Jewish people in the first place?
Jews were a perpetual minority and it was always causing issues with ethnic strife with pograms/race riots breaking out across Europe. Within Nazi dogma, Hitler proposed that jewish people were sort of genetically disposed to being a perpetual outsider. Jews, according to Nazi belief, could never actually be integrated into any society or country, be it France, Germany, The United States, Russia ect. They would always conglomerate around themselves and they also thought that the Jewish Religion was essentially a sort of cultural framework that they formed for themselves which is why jewish ethnicity, and not religion, was so important to them. A lutheran german who turned out to come from a jewish great grandfather who had converted was jewish to them for example.
Because of this, Jews would always exist as a sort of fifth column for Germany and because of this, the Nazi solution to "the german question" was to kill them all