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Why was the Bergen Belsen concentration camp built?
it was built for Jewish prisoners with foreign passports awaiting exchange with German nationals imprisoned abroad
What were the laws that were passed which allowed the extermination of Jewish people and their segregation?
The Nazis made a lot of different anti-Jewish Decrees that they introduced slowly at first in an effort to keep civilians from realizing exactly how strong Nazi Antisemitism was. They were anything from publicly burning Jewish books and publications to school closings and deportations. They were considered 'actions' and decrees.
Were the jewish hated because they were cleverer?
no just because they were different
What was the reaction of Jewish women to Hitler?
Given that Hitler was trying to exterminate the Jews, you can guess their feelings. There's no reason to think the reaction of Jewish women was any different from that of Jewish men.
Where do Jewish people go?
To lots of places. Jews are people just like you. They have families, jobs, and social lives. They are not different from other people, they just believe in different things. P.S. You are just insulting to Jewish people!
Can I have 2 passports from different countries"?
No, individuals are generally not allowed to hold passports from two different countries simultaneously.
Why do US passports have a different appearance compared to passports from other countries?
US passports have a different appearance compared to passports from other countries because each country has its own unique design and security features to prevent counterfeiting and ensure the authenticity of the document.
Is it possible for an individual to possess two passports from different countries?
Yes, it is possible for an individual to possess two passports from different countries. This is known as dual citizenship, where a person is considered a citizen of two countries and can hold passports from both.
Why are some passports different from others?
Passports are different from each other because they are issued by different countries and serve as a form of identification and travel document for their citizens. Each country has its own rules and regulations for issuing passports, which can result in variations in appearance, security features, and validity.
How are passports and visas different?
Passports give you permission to leave your country, visas are permission from another country that allows you to visit there.
Do renewed passports have the same number as the original passport?
No, renewed passports typically have a different number than the original passport.
Is it possible for an individual to hold two passports from different countries"?
Yes, it is possible for an individual to hold two passports from different countries, a practice known as dual citizenship.
Is it possible to hold multiple passports from different countries"?
Yes, it is possible to hold multiple passports from different countries, as some countries allow dual or multiple citizenship.
Why do passports from different countries look different?
Passports from different countries look different because each country has its own unique design, security features, and information layout to represent its national identity and prevent counterfeiting.
What prime minister saved 350 Jewish families with fake passports?
Merlika Kruja, the Prime Minister of a small country called Albania.
Why was the Bergen Belsen concentration camp built?
it was built for Jewish prisoners with foreign passports awaiting exchange with German nationals imprisoned abroad
Can travel to Mexico on Vietnam passport?
List of visa exemption agreements between Vietnam and foreign countriesList of visa exemption agreementsbetween Vietnam and foreign countries(31 December, 2006)OrderCountryDate of entry into forceCategories of passports covered1Argentina13/11/1999Diplomatic Passports, Official passports2Albania1/10/1956Diplomatic Passports, Official passports, Group Passports for official mission3Algeria02/01/1995Diplomatic Passports, Official passports4Afghanistan26/2/1988Diplomatic Passports, Official passports5Bangladesh10/7/1999Diplomatic Passports, Official passports for Vietnamese citizensDiplomatic Passports, International Passports with "official" seal for Bangladesh citizens6Belarus24/11/1993Diplomatic Passports, Official passports7Brazil12/2/2005Diplomatic passports8Brunei1/11/1997Diplomatic Passports, Official passports9Bulgaria1/6/1966Diplomatic Passports, Official passports; Group Passports or Ordinary Passports for official mission10Cambodia30/11/1979Diplomatic and Official passports; Diplomatic and Official Lassez-passezs11Chile25/6/2005Diplomatic Passports, Official passports12China15/3/1992Diplomatic Passports, Official passports, Ordinary Passports for official mission13CubaCurrently in forceDiplomatic Passports, Official passports, Ordinary Passports for official mission, SeamanÂ’s Passports for Vietnamese citizensDiplomatic Passports, Official passports, Service Passports or Maritime Passports for Cuban citizens14Czech13/2/2000Diplomatic passports, Official passports15France1/7/2005Diplomatic passports16Hungary1/8/1993Diplomatic Passports, Official passports17India23/3/1995Diplomatic Passports, Official passports18Indonesia19/9/19984/12/2003Diplomatic Passports, Official passportsOrdinary Passports with valid periods of at least 6 months19Iran1/6/1994Diplomatic passports20Iraq1/12/2001Diplomatic Passports, Official passports21Japan1/5/2005Diplomatic passports, Official passports22KyrgyzstanCurrently in forceDiplomatic passports, Official passports, Ordinary Passports for official mission23Laos17/7/197705/3/2004Diplomatic Passports, Official passports, Ordinary Passports for official mission,Ordinary Passports with valid periods of at least 6 months24Malaysia25/11/2001Diplomatic passports, Official passports, Ordinary Passports25Mexico4/2/2002Diplomatic passports, Official passports26Moldova23/5/2003Diplomatic passports, Official passports27Mongolia6/2/2000Diplomatic passports, Official passports28Montenegro1/9/2000Diplomatic passports, Official passports, Special passports29Morocco19/12/2004Diplomatic passports, Official passports, Special passports30Myanmar11/8/1998Diplomatic passports, Official passports31NicaraguaCurrently in forceDiplomatic passports, Official or Service passports32Panama4/11/2002Diplomatic passports, Official passports for Vietnamese citizensDiplomatic passports, Official passports, Specical Passports, Consular passports33Democratic People's Republic of Korea01/10/195601/4/1966Diplomatic Passports, Official passports; Group Passports for official missionOrdinary Passports for official mission34Peru2/6/2006Diplomatic passports, Official passports for Vietnamese citizensDiplomatic passports, Special passports for Peruvian citizens35Philippine19/02/199716/2/19991/4/2000Diplomatic passportsOfficial Passports, Holders of Ordinary Passports having an invitation to join ASEAN activities organized by ASEAN Secretariat or Governmental agenciesOrdinary Passports with valid periods of at least 6 months, together with return air tickets or air tickets for leaving the country36Rumania1/12/1956Diplomatic Passports, Official passports; Group Passports or Ordinary Passports for official mission37Russia20/2/1994Diplomatic passports, Official passports38Serbia1/9/2000Diplomatic passports, Official passports39Singapore10/5/199701/12/2003Diplomatic Passports, Official passportsOrdinary Passports with valid periods of at least 6 months, together with return air tickets or air tickets for leaving the country40Slovakia10/8/1992Diplomatic Passports, Official passports41Republic of Korea13/1/1999Diplomatic Passports, Official passports42Sri Lanka19/9/2003Diplomatic passports, Official passports43Thailand10/5/19979/7/2000Diplomatic Passports, Official passportsOrdinary Passports44Turkey1/10/1998Diplomatic Passports45Ukraine6/12/1993Diplomatic Passports, Official passports46Venezuela17/11/2006Diplomatic Passports, Official passports
