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Would the Nazi's launch a war against the US if they had bombed Auschwitz, and if so, would the lives lost in that war make up for the lives lost at Auschwitz camp?

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Would the Nazi's launch a war against the US if they had bombed Auschwitz, and if so, would the lives lost in that war make up for the lives lost at Auschwitz camp?

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How many Jews were able to escape from Europe prior to the Holocaust?

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How many Jews were able to escape from Europe prior to the Holocaust?

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What was the goal of the Auschwitz bombing? Was it a warning for something bigger or just a statement?

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what would have happened if the US went through with the plan of bombing Auschwitz

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When was the first concentration camp established and who were the first inmates?

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When was the first concentration camp established and who were the first inmates?

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Was there a racial aspect behind the decision not to ban Canadian immigration or was it just convenience? Were there less Jews, Asians, or people of colour in Canada?

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Would the number of Jews and Nazi's killed in the bombing of Auschwitz camp make up for the number who would be killed in the future and those who had already been killed if the US followed through with the bombing?

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Would the number of Jews and Nazi's killed in the bombing of Auschwitz camp make up for the number who would be killed in the future and those who had already been killed if the US followed through with the bombing?

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America had to reject a plan from a Mr.Pehle of bombing Auschwitz simply due to it being to hazardous to be done. Saying that if the circumstances were different the plan would be approved.

with this i pose two questions
- What would have happened if america had bombed Auschwitz?
- Would the Germans even stop America knowing that America was just helping with the mass genocide of the Jewish population?

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what would have happened if the U.S did not have treaties that prevented them from stopping germans from getting visas

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what would have happened if the U.S did not have treaties that prevented them from stopping germans from getting visas

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Did all Americans know that they were turning down people from coming into the country? And how did the people who did know feel about it?

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Why would Sumner Wells tell Rabbi Stephen Wise about the holocaust but wouldn't tell the public?

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Were the U.S citizens in the dark about the horrific things the Nazi were doing in the war.  And why did the U.S decide to not publish their knowledge of the war?

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What was the reason for the Jews needing to strip themselves before being executed? Why were the clothes sent to Germany?

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Why did the United States effectively cut off refugees when they decided to not help or support the Jews in any other ways?

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I wonder when these documents were released to the public, and how the majority of Americans would have reacted if they had seen these documents when they had been recorded.

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What would the impact have been if the U.S. followed through with the bombing of Auschwitz?

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How did the United States' newly implemented policy to stop/delay Jewish immigration affect Germany and other countries and people's opinions on Jews as second-class citizens?