In an atmosphere of growing intolerance and everincreasing Gestapo terror. the Jews of Germany looked abroad for help. Tragically. little assistance was given or words of comfort offered. The record of our own Department of State during this period and beyond. throughWorld War Il. leaves a moral stain upon the United States. We did very little to assist the persecuted as restrictive immigration quotas and indifference played into the hands of the Nazis. I call your attention to several works on this subject: "While Six Million Died." by Arthur D. Morse. "Voyage of the Damned." by Gordon Thomas and Max Morgan Witts. and "The Politics of Rescue." by Henry L.
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