Titlebook: Holocaust and Rescue; Impotent or Indiffer Pamela Shatzkes Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2002 Au

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Introduction,zi Europe. Historians specialising in the United States’ response to the Holocaust have largely endorsed Morse’s contention that the attitude of the Allied nations was one of indifference and perhaps even of complicity in the ‘Final Solution’ of the Jewish question. This view is based on what histor

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,‘Englishmen of the Jewish Persuasion’,dy highly integrated Jewish community. Anxieties about unemployment, fascism, appeasement — all affected the quality and conduct of Jewish communal life, and it is perhaps hardly surprising that in a decade of such timorous leadership at the national level, the Jewish lions abandoned their roaring i

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,‘The Jewish Lions are no longer roaring’,s that ‘What is important in the context of Anglo-Jewish reaction to the Holocaust … is that no pressure of any significance was ever exerted upon the British Government on this question.’ While he concedes that numerous appeals were made, ‘there was never a mass lobby, or public demonstrations’. To

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