Countries under Nazi influence were involved in the Holocaust. Some to greater degrees than others.
almost all of the countries in Europe.
Unless you want your definition to include 'bystanders', then you can include the rest of the modern world
because it was awsome
There wasn't really an exact amount.
Yes, there were Mexicans involved in the Holocaust, as well as numerous other nationalities. Also, some Holocaust survivers left Europe, and immigrated to Mexico and other Latin American countries.
The holocaust began almost as soon as Hitler invaded Poland. It began in small ways and then grew. Most of the world was involved in WW2. Some of the countries that fought with Germany were:ItalyJapanAlbaniaBulgariaFinlandHungaryRomaniaThailand
The sad thing is other countries did know, the fact is other countries were also facing tough times, as it was going on during the war. many countrues were not in a strong enough state to do anything about the situation in Germany and the other countries involved with the holocaust!
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because it was awsome
There wasn't really an exact amount.
Russia, America, Canada, Sweeden, Austrailia, Africa
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because they were looking after their own people
Yes, there were Mexicans involved in the Holocaust, as well as numerous other nationalities. Also, some Holocaust survivers left Europe, and immigrated to Mexico and other Latin American countries.
The holocaust began almost as soon as Hitler invaded Poland. It began in small ways and then grew. Most of the world was involved in WW2. Some of the countries that fought with Germany were:ItalyJapanAlbaniaBulgariaFinlandHungaryRomaniaThailand
no
This depends upon where you are; the laws/restrictions in countries affected by the Holocaust have stricter terms. Countries who were not involved like the USA or China have no restrictions.
It depends on what you mean by involved. Some Jews from Vichy controlled French North Africa were handed over to the Nazis, but apart from that active involvement did not extend beyond Europe. However, it you include countries that refused to accept refugees, then one can make out a case to the effect that most countries were in some sense involved by default.
He was born in 1938 in Britain and was not involved in the Holocaust.