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Sadly America did very little as a nation or a government to save the Jews of Europe. American Immigration policy allowed very few European Jews to come to the USA even after the intentions of Hitler were known. The allies refused repeated requests by leading Jews to bomb the railroads to the Concentration Camps.
In Israel today there is a museum named Yad Vashem. It is the Israeli national memorial to those who died in the Holocaust and a museum. Yad vashem has honored 23,000 non-Jews for saving Jewish lives during World War Two. It is very telling that while several thousand of those honored are from Poland only 4 come from America and only 14 from England. America basically abandoned the Jews to their fate.
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What role did Adolf Hitler play in?
He played as a leader of Germany, taking his anger out on the government and any non- Arayan peoples (Jews). He lead Germany for 12 years until he commited suicide in 1945
What role did Auschwitz play in the final solution?
It was an extermination camp for Jews.
What role did Haman play in the book of Esther?
Haman was the 'Jews enemy'
What role do citizens play in Germany?
The role of a German citizen is to vote for government.
Why do Jews hate your god?
Jews don't hate the gods of other religions, they simply play no role in our beliefs and lives.
What role does the religion play in Judaism government?
Judaism is the religion of the Jews, it is not a government.
What role does Wormtongue play in the story of The Lord of the Rings?
Wormtongue plays the role of a manipulative advisor to King Theoden, influencing him negatively and aiding the dark forces in their quest for power.
What specific role did Adolf Hitler play?
RULING GERMANY.. christ
What role did Joseph goebbles play in the Nazi Germany?
he was the minister for propaganda.
In what country did antisemitism play an important role in the rise of totalitarianism?
Germany
What role did eugenics play in the convincing the German people to hate the Jews?
Eugenics is not inherently antisemitic. For example, in Britain some eugenists were very impressed with the performance of Jewish kids at school, and drew completely different conclusions. I think there is a tendency to attach undue significance to the role of ideology in this case. What's more, Jews were not widely hated in Germany, except possibly in Bavaria. Before the Nazis came to power, Jews in Germany and abroad regarded the country as a good place to live in. If the Germans had been gripped by real hatred of the Jews, there would have been no need to try to keep the Holocaust secret.
What country did anti-Semitism play in important role in the rise of totalitarianism?
Germany novanet
