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Britain could have accepted many more refugees before the World War 2 started. It could also have eased some of the restrictions on Jewish migration to Palestine, which at that time included present day Israel and was under British rule. It could also have also have allowed Jews to migrate to some of the colonies in the Britsh Empire.
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∙ 9y agoYes. They could have opened up Mandatory Palestine to widescale Jewish Immigration. This would have provided Jews a place to run without Britain having to shoulder the burden of taking Jews in.
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∙ 9y agoProbably
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