America and the Holocaust. Franklin D. Roosevelt.

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America and the Holocaust

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Jews support FDR 1932 election, Roosevelt garnered 82% of the Jewish vote and 86% in 1936 "the Jews have three velten (worlds), die velt (this world), yene velt (the next world) and Roosevelt."

S.S. St Louis

Holland: 181 Belgium: 214 Britain: 228 France: 224

Venezuela Austrian Jews “Boats of Hope” “Königstein” (86) and "Caribia" (165) Both rejected by British colonies/Honduras Could only be farmers “Königstein”-Belgian-torpedoed/sunk-1942

Bermuda Conference British-American, April 1943 “Jews are just one of many victimized groups” Win the war first

Grand Mufti of Jerusalem

One of a series of aerial reconnaissance photographs of the Auschwitz concentration camp taken between April 4, 1944 and January 14, 1945, but not examined until the 1970s.reconnaissanceAuschwitz concentration camp

Picture of the Birkenau (Auschwitz II) extermination camp taken by an American surveillance plane on August 25, Crematoria II and III and the holes used to throw cyanide into the gas chambers are visible.Birkenau

Truman and Chaim Weizmann (1 st Pres of Israel), 1948

center/2012-audit-of-anti-semitic- incidents.pdfhttp:// center/2012-audit-of-anti-semitic- incidents.pdf map-for-2013/ map-for-2013/

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