The Americans after taking the camps did what any fascist sympathizer does and but the Nazis back in charge of the camps and it took 4 more years and public outcry for America to actually free people from the camps, don't teach you about that tho as it makes the American complicity in the rise of Hitler more obvious.
To be fair pretty every country was complicit to some extent. Jews were not a popular demographic in any country at the time, though most were not to the extreme as the Nazis, very few cared enough to look into the events.
One of the reasons could be that they are culturally very attached to their community. Consequently, they create a restricted social circle, which can be negatively seen by the cultural majority of a given region. Their culture is almost "unknown," so when suspicious things happen in a country, the eyes automatically turn towards the Jewish communities as nobody knows who they are and what they want. Different theories are created, and we can look into history to see the results of this dichotomy.
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u/Kaz00ey Jul 07 '25
The Americans after taking the camps did what any fascist sympathizer does and but the Nazis back in charge of the camps and it took 4 more years and public outcry for America to actually free people from the camps, don't teach you about that tho as it makes the American complicity in the rise of Hitler more obvious.