Originally posted by Heresson
When it comes to France and Netherlands, the size of jewish population and the geography probably have played some role as well.
When it comes to France and Netherlands, the size of jewish population and the geography probably have played some role as well.
In fact, the Vichy regime(for instance) went further than even German allies (such as Bulgaria, Finland and pre-Salo Republic Italy) in its attacks on Jews, French and foreign.
And yet Spain, a 'neutral' country, lay to the south and Switzerland another 'neutral' also shared a land border with France.
The ones (Polish Jews) in the camps in Germany were mostly killed.
You needn't have mentioned the ones who escaped to USSR
My number was what I remembered from history lessons,
but I find similar one in wikipedia and elsewhere.

There are forests, but one needs food from outside of it.
Poland was in much worse situation than any other country when it comes to hiding Jews
Because the Polish government enacted anti-Jewish measures pre-1939 ?
there was death penalty for it
millions of Poles were thrown out of their homes
There were millions of Poles who died during the war, not only Jews.
Isn't danish prime minister assering it as fact enough?
and it (Denmark) only helped danish jews - when it comes to the ones seeking help from other countries, they were left to die.
As if it had anything to do with their religion.
What did Catholic Croatia and Slovakia do?
Set up concentration camps and cooperate in the mass deportation and subsequent slaughter of Jews:
In March 1939 Slovakia was declared an independent state, with Father (Monsignor) Jozef Tiso, a Catholic priest, as Prime Minister, and with the Hlinka People's party, a right-wing Catholic nationalist group, as the only legal party.
In October 1940 Tiso was elected President; pro-Nazi Votech Tuka became Prime Minister; Sano Mach, head of the Hlinka Guard, became Minister of the Interior...
In April 1939 the new Slovak state began to enact anti-Jewish legislation, defining the status of a Jew along religious rather than racial lines.
In rapid succession came a series of decrees excluding and restricting Jews in various professions and occupations.
Antisemitic violence on the part of the Hlinka Guard accompanied the administrative antisemitism.
On 9th September 1941 the Slovak government promulgated a major body of anti-Jewish legislation, containing 270 articles, re-defining the Jews as a racial group, requiring them to wear the identifying yellow Star of David, making them liable to forced labour and evicting them from specified towns and districts.
Plans for deportation began late in 1941; in March 1942 five assembly points for deportees were set up, and despite intensive efforts on the part of Jewish communal leaders to halt them, deportations continued unabated from March to August 1942.
Some 58 000 Jews, 75 % of Slovak Jews, had been deported, mostly to Auschwitz.
In October 1940 Tiso was elected President; pro-Nazi Votech Tuka became Prime Minister; Sano Mach, head of the Hlinka Guard, became Minister of the Interior...
In April 1939 the new Slovak state began to enact anti-Jewish legislation, defining the status of a Jew along religious rather than racial lines.
In rapid succession came a series of decrees excluding and restricting Jews in various professions and occupations.
Antisemitic violence on the part of the Hlinka Guard accompanied the administrative antisemitism.
On 9th September 1941 the Slovak government promulgated a major body of anti-Jewish legislation, containing 270 articles, re-defining the Jews as a racial group, requiring them to wear the identifying yellow Star of David, making them liable to forced labour and evicting them from specified towns and districts.
Plans for deportation began late in 1941; in March 1942 five assembly points for deportees were set up, and despite intensive efforts on the part of Jewish communal leaders to halt them, deportations continued unabated from March to August 1942.
Some 58 000 Jews, 75 % of Slovak Jews, had been deported, mostly to Auschwitz.
Croatia:
Croatia declared its independence on April 10th 1941, and a puppet government was established in Zagrenb, under Ante Pavelic, leader of the Ustachiu, a Croat nationalist organization.
Ustachi terror andbrutality alientaed many Croats from support ofthe Pavelic regime, and the partisans, particularly those under Tito made considerable gains among the population.
German reprisals against the partisans were extremely harsh.
The Jews in Serbia and Croatia were on the whole well-to-do...
Jews (had) enjoyed full civic and religious rights in (pre-war) Yugoslavia.
Antisemitism had had no tradition in Serbia, but during the 1930s it began to seep in from Croatia,which had long been virulently antisemitic.
Standard anti-Jewish legisaltion was introduced right after Pavelic's government was set up, defining the status of Jews, ordering identifying badges for Jews and Jewish businesses.
By October 1941 most Jews in croatia, Bosnia abnd Herzegovina were engaged in forced labour, languishing in camps or had already been shot.
In August 1942 some 9 000 Jews were deported, most to Auschwitz.
Ustachi terror andbrutality alientaed many Croats from support ofthe Pavelic regime, and the partisans, particularly those under Tito made considerable gains among the population.
German reprisals against the partisans were extremely harsh.
The Jews in Serbia and Croatia were on the whole well-to-do...
Jews (had) enjoyed full civic and religious rights in (pre-war) Yugoslavia.
Antisemitism had had no tradition in Serbia, but during the 1930s it began to seep in from Croatia,which had long been virulently antisemitic.
Standard anti-Jewish legisaltion was introduced right after Pavelic's government was set up, defining the status of Jews, ordering identifying badges for Jews and Jewish businesses.
By October 1941 most Jews in croatia, Bosnia abnd Herzegovina were engaged in forced labour, languishing in camps or had already been shot.
In August 1942 some 9 000 Jews were deported, most to Auschwitz.
Anyway, it's not about the number,
Its jewish population was tiny
but element of their politics
You've tried to deny, in vain.
You're not a catholic.
I have yet to take up any other religion.
Mali bloom sux is not a bias, it's a fact.
Get yourself better glasses.
What do these other sources (but gnostic gospels) write about Jesus?
Of course, Church authorities did so much to destroy evidence that didn't quite agree with the by then 'official' version....
I'm afraid it's difficult for You due to your poorly working brain.
As the most dense one, You should know the answer.
I do not think mentioning something obvious is necessary.
There are forests (in Poland)
There were millions of Poles who died during the war, not only Jews.
There were millions of Poles who died during the war, not only Jews.
So... the idea of that a critic of the Bible should be free from bias is allien to You.

No, but I do have low opinion of yourself...

I've agreed that there is some anti-judaic bias in NT.
I do not deny antisemitism in christian culture through centuries
but at the same time I am not sure if the hierarchy is (always) to be blamed for it,
I prefer to mention specific instances, usually with dates aand locations, or specific teachings.
and I do not see the direct link between christian-culture-like antisemitism and Holocaust.
Get yourself better glasses.
"The Jews who slew Him, and would not believe in Him, because it behoved Him to die and rise again, were yet more miserably wasted by the Romans, and utterly rooted out from their kingdom, where aliens had already ruled over them, and were dispersed through the lands (so that indeed there is no place where they are not), and are thus by their own Scriptures a testimony to us that we have not forged the prophecies about Christ."
Book 18, Chapter 46, of 'The City of God'.
Except of course, it was the Romans who killed him, with a Roman form of execution, for transgressing Roman law.
I think blaiming RCC for Holocaust is a manipulation.
Why not? Why do You deny the possibility that the Jewish leaders actually wanted Jesus to be killed?
If You do not understand my writing, ask politely
For me it's a story of a guy who wanted to get some +1s and a jerk who took him seriously.
a jerk
I will forever remember You also for your belief that central Ukraine remained greek-catholic

and your disability to accept You're wrong
The disability is yours...

for your faith in Zosimos' stories
Wrong.
As long as I've aided you with correct English spelling and grammar and you heed those lessons, I'll feel I've helped you achieve something you can at last be proud of.
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