In the 1930s Germany and Poland essentially competed to pass anti-Semitic laws with the effect being that the Nazis kept passing them to keep Poland's huge Jewish population from flooding into Germany - Upgoat

In the 1930s Germany and Poland essentially competed to pass anti-Semitic laws with the effect being that the Nazis kept passing them to keep Poland's huge Jewish population from flooding into Germany
submitted by Joe_McCarthy to OccidentalEnclave 3 weeksApr 7, 2025 19:15:10 ago (+1/-0) (OccidentalEnclave)

[ - ] BitterVeteran 0 points 3 weeksApr 7, 2025 21:55:06 ago (+0/-0)

Capitalizes 'jew', 'semetic'.

[ - ] Joe_McCarthy [op] 0 points 3 weeksApr 7, 2025 19:17:36 ago (+0/-0)

This no doubt played some role.

Also fair to say putting Jews in camps kept them from becoming partisans. Similar measures were employed by the British against the Boers.

That applies some rationality to German measures whatever else may be said here.

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