Which country helped Poland

Answer 1

The countries that did not actively assist Germany in the rounding up and deportation of their Jewish Citizens is shorter and easier to list. Japan and Italy simply ignored the Nazi requets. Denmark stood alone in the process of active resistance to turning over their Jews. The Jewish population in Denmark was very small to begin with and thousands were smuggeled out by the Danes to freedom in Sweden. Among those that were the most active in pursuing and deporting their Jewish populations "to the East for resettlement" were Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and the Ukranians. 1. These allies of Nazi Germany did not hand Jews over to the Germans: * Japan * Italy (before part of it was occupied by Germany in 1943) * Finland * Bulgaria did not hand over Bulgarian Jews, but did hand over Jews from territory that it occupied in Yugoslavia and Greece * Hungary (till it was occupied by Germany in 1944) 2. These allies carried out their own holocausts: * Croatia (puppet state) * Romania These two holocausts were among the most savage, with many of the victims being killed with blunt instruments and so on. 3. The only occupied country that prevented (most of) its Jews falling into German hands was, as stated above, was Denmark. 4. In all other occupied countries there were collaborators. The level of collaboration varied considerably.

Answer 2

The Soviet Union and (to a lesser extent) Slovakia.

Answer 3

Great Britain came to the aid of France, but no one truly aided Poland.

Answer 4

Austria and Czechoslovakia.

Answer 5

Many countries have helped Poland

Answer 6

The Soviet Union.

Answer 7

Russia