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Jews who could tried to flee, the rest had little choice. The Christian reaction was far more complicated, as it was Christians who were doing the killing.

People like Bishop George Bell warned people that there would be a disaster similar to the Holocaust if the church did not cease its antisemetic message. The nazis were worried that the Catholic Church (in Poland) would resist, so they detained hundreds of clergymen.

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