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From 1933 till 1940 the Nazis tried to make life so unpleasante for the Jews in Germany that they emigrated. It was official policy.By mid 1940, however, so much of Europe was under Nazi rule that this was no longerpractical though a small number of Jews stillmanaged to reach the U.S. in 1940.

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