Is there any evidence which demonstrates Hitler was disliked by the Germans before the outbreak of WW2?

by LJBrookers

Recently I have been reading about Hitler's popularity and became intrigued by the high levels of support he faced before 1939. I have some awareness of the idea that Hitler's popularity fell during various points in WW2 following German failures, but I have found nearly no evidence to suggest that anyone in Germany in the years 1933-39 showed a dislike of Adolf Hitler. Of course there must be some evidence that shows a minority of people disliked Hitler, which is why I ask if there was any group of people or class who showed a dislike to Hitler or opposed Hitler before WW2 began.

Hungry_likethewolf

Most definitely. Most were political enemies others were just to afraid to speak out. The chancellor that Hitler succeeded was one, Schleicher. Who was later killed by a SS officer.