It is not obvious what other countries could have done in practical terms.
The routine, large-scale killings started in 1941 and took place in areas that the Allies could not access easily (or at all) ...
However, they could (and should) have listened more carefully to the early reports and publicized what was going on. The Allies could have asked resistance groups to make disrupting the Holocaust a high priority. As far as is known there was only one (!) instance in the whole of World War 2 where a resistance movement held up a train transporting Jews to camps and released and hid the 'passengers'.
Many Muslim countries do not recognize Israel.Some Arabs and some other Muslims believe that the Holocaust is misused to enhance the legitimacy of Israel.Many go a stage further and find it convenient to deny the Holocaust altogether.
In the vast majority of countries, including the US and UK, there is no law against Holocaust denial. In Germany, Austria and some other countries, public denial of the Holocaust is banned on the grounds that it is tantamount to an attempt to rehabilitate the Nazis (with a view to restoring them) and on the grounds that it is a form of Jew-baiting. Please see the link.
The Holocaust would not have happened were it not for the war. The war not only promoted the conditions to produce the Holocaust, but it also provided a shroud to cover the actions produced in the Holocaust.
Prejudice affected Jews during the Holocaust because even before the Holocaust it was all around the and during the Holocaust because the Nazi's and the SS enforced it heavily. Non-Jews were affected by it because it made them look at it with a whole new perspective.
The Allied victory in Europe ended the Holocaust. Between 1933 and 1941 the US accepted about 250,000 refugees (of all kinds) from Germany. Other countries also accepted some refugees from Germany.
Because of the power of the Nazis and the false belief of all "crimes" done by the Jews(that were published by the Nazis.)
The primary way to "alleviate the situation" was to resist & fight Hitler's Germany. That would mean war or armed resistance. For average citizens in occupied countries, they would have to risk the lives of themselves & their family to hide the Jews from the Nazis.
The sad thing is other countries did know, the fact is other countries were also facing tough times, as it was going on during the war. many countrues were not in a strong enough state to do anything about the situation in Germany and the other countries involved with the holocaust!
u.s. and other countries that were not teamed up with Hitler
Yes, there were Mexicans involved in the Holocaust, as well as numerous other nationalities. Also, some Holocaust survivers left Europe, and immigrated to Mexico and other Latin American countries.
What do you mean by 'local countries'? I also wonder if you are confusing World War 2 with the Holocaust. Please see related question (below) for list of countries occupied by Germany in World War 2.
Other countries, especially America, did absolutely nothing!
Many Holocaust survivors relocated to the United States and other countries. Some of them wrote and gave speeches about their experiences.
They feel bad for them nd dnt want them to diee..
Yes it is, as well as 12 other countries. (Note that this relates to public denial).
Names of the holocaust
In Poland, during the time of the Holocaust and when the Nazis were taking over Poland and other countries around Germany.