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It deeply affected us, as many of the Jews were related to people in the US. Also, America was Israel's friend at the time, and a friend of the Jews too, and this was diabolical, as Satan was behind it. Also, it affected our perception of Germany's stablity and way of doing things, as Hitler was now infamous for everything leading up until the holocaust, during it, and after it, as well as most, if not all, of his other ideas, plans and goals for his country and for the world. It solidified America's resolve to jump in, though my WWII memory is hazy, or to heighten the attention given to Germany, as the holocaust was intolerable, for anyone to put up with, or even to carry out, or to even think about carrying out.
the holocaust affected America by suffering from the horible events the even saw on T.V and listening to their voices screaming and yelling on the radio.
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Please don't take off into flights of fancy. The Holocaust was not reported on TV and wasn't widely reported in the press, either. As for live broadcasts with screaming and yelling, the mind boggles. The Holocaust was top secret in Germany.
The Holocaust affected America by the mass Immigration of the Jewish people whom were fleeing Germany along with the other Germans and minorities that the Nazi's and Hitler persecuted...
The Holocaust occupies a key place in American consciousness, possibly more so than in many European countries. This is a post 1970 developement. Please see the link.
the holocaust- he killed milions of Jews and wrecked families - some of them are still alive today and remember the cruelity of the Nazis
because it did not affect them.
It impacted society and people differently. At the link below is a haunting reflection, expressed through art, of a family's loss in the Holocaust. It's a quilt.
it didn't, it was under a different command structure
During the Holocaust, there was a war going on and immigration to the US was basically halted.