The US government's response to the Holocaust during World War II was marked by inaction and reluctance to aid European Jews.
The United States' response to the Holocaust during World War II was largely characterized by inaction and reluctance towards aiding European Jews. Despite initial signs of trouble and public statements against persecution, the US State Department made it difficult for refugees to obtain entry visas. The refusal to grant visas to the St. Louis ship carrying Jewish refugees highlights the challenges faced by Jewish refugees seeking asylum.
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