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Genocide of Jewish people and others WW2 #6: The Holocaust Genocide of Jewish people and others

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1939, 83% of Americans opposed accepting more refugees Why did US oppose refugees? Economic reasons – Great D Anti-Semitism State Dept made it difficult for Jewish ppl to immigrate Henry Ford, Father Coughlin US does accept 200,000 Albert Einstein Denies Anne Frank’s family

St. Louis 1939: 900+ Jewish ppl flee Europe on a boat, come to Cuba, denied, go to US, denied Accepted by W. Eur – 2/3 die

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What can be done? Accept Jewish kids? Expand immigration? Bomb railways leading to concentration camps? 1944: War Refugee Board “Rescue and relief” of Jewish ppl & others

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