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on Europę, and on the world. Prior to 1938, Jews |
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in Germany experlenced (ive years of antisemitic |
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encluslon Irom all levels ol society. In 1938, thls exclusion |
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became almost total, and the National Soclallsts |
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launched a campalgn ol wldespread, systematic violence againsl Jews, |
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escaped, but the Anscliluss In March ol 1938 exposed |
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another 200,000 Jews In Austria to new levels of vlolence |
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and discrimination, wlilch dramatically escalated the |
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years in Germany were implemented quickly In Austria. |
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The world community was slow and reluctant to recognize |
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major International effort was an lnitlative by President |
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Roosevelt in July ol 1938, when governments Irom around |
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the world met in £vian-les-Balns at Lakę Geneva. Thelr |
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attempt to increase opportunltles for the refugees falled, |
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