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::the segragation of Jews in Germany was nothing like the segragation of blacks.  I am not aware of any death camps in Alabama. The Holocaust did start before America's entry.  If the Americans reasons werent noble, what were they?[[User:Bohdan|Bohdan]]
 
::the segragation of Jews in Germany was nothing like the segragation of blacks.  I am not aware of any death camps in Alabama. The Holocaust did start before America's entry.  If the Americans reasons werent noble, what were they?[[User:Bohdan|Bohdan]]
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And its true that many Europeans do still have negative opinions of Jews.  According to Abe Foxman of the ADL 21% of europeans consider themselves anti-semitic! thats one-fifth of the population.  40% of Europeans believe Jews have "too much power in financial markets" everyone knows that's the most basic anti-semitic claim.  If one-fifth of our beloved continent openly admits anti-semitism, we have a problem.[[User:Bohdan|Bohdan]]
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And its true that many Europeans do still have negative opinions of Jews.  According to Abe Foxman of the ADL 21% of Europeans consider themselves anti-Semitic! thats one-fifth of the population.  40% of Europeans believe Jews have "too much power in financial markets" everyone knows that's the most basic anti-Semitic claim.  If one-fifth of our beloved continent openly admits anti-Semitism, we have a problem.[[User:Bohdan|Bohdan]]
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I live in Europe, and yes, there is some anti-semitism (like there is everywhere on the planet), but not 20% of the population.
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I live in Europe, and yes, there is some anti-Semitism (like there is everywhere on the planet), but not 20% of the population.
    
No, really, the "final solution" (including the death camps) was set in motion after the Wannsee conference in 1942, partly because the Nazis felt that they wouldn't have the time and resources to ship the Jews to Madagascar (the original plan) now that the US had entered the war.
 
No, really, the "final solution" (including the death camps) was set in motion after the Wannsee conference in 1942, partly because the Nazis felt that they wouldn't have the time and resources to ship the Jews to Madagascar (the original plan) now that the US had entered the war.
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::this brigs up interesting debate about USSR.  nothing the US or Austalia did compares to the actions of Nazis. obviously the Soviets were bad, I personally think they were worse than the Nazis.[[User:Bohdan|Bohdan]]
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::this brigs up interesting debate about USSR.  nothing the US or Austalia did compares to the actions of Nazis. Obviously the Soviets were bad, I personally think they were worse than the Nazis.[[User:Bohdan|Bohdan]]
    
In Australia, aboriginal kids were put in "re-education camps" and beaten if they spoke their own language, same thing happened to Indians in Canada and Hispanics in the U.S. The U.S. also officially endorsed segregation (also the official policy of Nazi Germany before the Holocaust), natives in the British and French colonies did not have the same rights as Europeans, the allies knew about the atrocities Stalin was committing, but denied it in public, carpet bombing of cities, nuking of 2 cities, that kind of thing...
 
In Australia, aboriginal kids were put in "re-education camps" and beaten if they spoke their own language, same thing happened to Indians in Canada and Hispanics in the U.S. The U.S. also officially endorsed segregation (also the official policy of Nazi Germany before the Holocaust), natives in the British and French colonies did not have the same rights as Europeans, the allies knew about the atrocities Stalin was committing, but denied it in public, carpet bombing of cities, nuking of 2 cities, that kind of thing...
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