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While President Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) was aware of widespread reports of Nazi atrocities against Jewish people and other targeted groups during World War II, there is no definitive evidence that he had specific knowledge of the extermination camps' systematic nature and scale until later in the war. The U.S. government received intelligence about the situation in Europe, but details about the full extent of the Holocaust were often unclear or downplayed in early reports. FDR did prioritize aid and rescue efforts, but the complexities of wartime information and the urgency of military strategies influenced the response to the genocide.

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