Where did Jews go to be safe when Hitler was ruler?

Answer 1

Some places were Britain, Palestine(later known as Israel),and another place was France.

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Refugees from Nazi Germany were not able to pick and chose. Practically all countries had strict controls on immigration, and these were rigorously enforced. At the time, very few countries (if any) had a legally enshrined right to asylum.

Many Jews fled to neighbouring countries, such as France, Belgium and the Netherlands. In those cases they again came under Nazi control when these countries were invaded ... Some fled to Switzerland, but the Swiss authorities were cautious.

The favoured destination of many German Jews was the U.S. but there were strict quotas. Nevertheless, between 1933 and 1941 the U.S admitted about 250,000 refugees from Germany and Austria.

Other countries where refugees, both Jewish and non-Jewish, migrated to included:

• Britain (71,000)
• Australia (50,000)
• Argentina (until 1938, when the government banned further immigration)
• The Soviet Union (mainly for active Communists - admitted about 250,000 refugees, Jewish and non-Jewish, from Nazi Germany)
• City of Shanghai, China (under Japanese rule - admitted about 25,000)
• South Africa (until 1935 only, when a ban was introduced)
• Palestine (but strict quotas)
• US - (250,000 - see above)
• Canada (admitted only 8,000 refugees)
• Turkey admitted about ... 1,000

Answer 2

France ,England, anywhere but Germany

Answer 3

Denmark