You might not like it but you can make a fairly good case for this. The Cliff's Notes version. Britain was losing the First World War and made a deal with European Zionists to support the creation of an independent state of Israel (see Balfour Declaration) if America could be persuaded to enter the war on Britain's side. In the US, President Woodrow Wilson, whose attitude initially was that both sides should accept "peace without victory," was swayed to bring America into the war by the arguments of Zionists including two of his closest aides, avid Zionists both, Louis Brandeis and Felix Frankfurter. Germany was then defeated.
The role of the USA and of European Zionists in their defeat was abundantly clear to the Germans. This was at least in part the cause of Hitler's antipathy towards European Jews. Hitler regarded America's entrance into the war and the way in which it was accomplished as the great stab in the back.
A very important fact that has been stuffed down the memory hole is just how badly ordinary Jews were thrown under the bus by European Zionists who regarded anti-semites as their ALLIES, no less, in their efforts to create an independent state of Israel. It was in fact Theodor Herzl, considered the father of modern Zionism, who first used the term "final solution" and it was also Theodor Herzl who stated that Europe must be made so uncomfortable for Jews that they chose to leave of their own accord. Even after Hitler came to power, the Zionists continued to negotiate with the Nazis through the
Transfer Agreement which facilitated the transfer of personal wealth to Palestine.
To call the version of 20th century history taught today cartoon history is an insult to cartoons.