How the World Allowed Hitler to Proceed with the Holocaust

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Set against the backdrop of the 1938 Évian Conference, the narrative explores the urgent discussions among the U.S., Great Britain, and thirty other nations regarding the plight of European Jews facing Nazi persecution. The book delves into the political dynamics and moral dilemmas of the time, highlighting the struggles for emigration and the international response to the escalating atrocities. It provides a poignant examination of a pivotal moment in history, reflecting on the failures and challenges in addressing human rights during a crisis.