The United States were not involved in the Jewish Holocaust but they liberated any Concentration Camps they encountered on their march to Berlin.
The Americans fought mainly in the Pacific Ocean capturing islands from the Japanese. A notable action of the Americans is the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
In the European Theatre, American soldiers invaded Normandy, France alongside English and Canadian soldiers under the command of American general Eisenhower.
The United States also helped financially the Allied countries.
The US fought in World War 2 from 1941-1945, but that is not the same thing as the Holocaust. Please see the related question.
With respect, it seems that you are confusing the Holocaust, that is the murder of about six million Jews by the Nazis during World War 2, with World War 2 itself ... The Holocaust itself involved very little fighting.
World War II is not called the Holocaust. World War II was between the Allies (US, Great Britain, etc.) and the Axis (Germany, Italy, Japan) due to the Nazi invasion of Poland. The Holocaust was the systematic slaughter of 6 million Jews. The two go hand-in-hand but WWII and the Holocaust were technically different.
Depends on your definition of "Involved." We got involved in World War 2 because the Japanese bombed us. Then, we fought Nazi Europe an discovered the horror that was the Holocaust. We finally knew what we were fighting for and against. Against cruelty and fighting for liberation of the innocents!
This question confuses the Holocaust (genocide) with World War 2.
It looks as if you are equating the Holocaust with World War 2. The two were distinct.
The u.s. DID get involved.
AnswerNo. The holocaust was the attempted wholesale extermination, by Nazi Germany, of all Jews, Slavs and other people the Nazis considered "subhuman". the United States, and its allies, stopped the holocaust by winning the war.
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