“In May 1939, the SS St. Louis carried 930 Jewish refugees as it sailed from Hamburg, Germany, bound for Cuba [and the United States]. Cuba accepted twenty-eight refugees and denied entry to the rest. The United States also denied entry to the refugees. Thus, the ship was forced to return to Europe, where several European countries were cajoled into accepting the passengers. Many, however, found themselves once again subject to Nazi persecution when Germany invaded Western Europe in 1940.” (Sources: Bartoletti, Susan Campbell.: Hitler Youth. Growing Up in Hitler’s Shadow. Scholastic. 577 Broadway, New York, US. 2005. p. 58.; Griffith, Alan.: Greatest Events of WWII in Colour. 2019. United Kingdom. S1 E9, Liberation of Buchenwald.; Tramal, Jack.: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.)
![“In May 1939, the SS St. Louis carried 930 Jewish refugees as it sailed from Hamburg, Germany, bound for Cuba [and the United States]. Cuba accepted twenty-eight refugees and denied entry to the rest. The United States also denied entry to the refugees. Thus, the ship was forced to return to Europe, where several European countries were cajoled into accepting the passengers. Many, however, found themselves once again subject to Nazi persecution when Germany invaded Western Europe in 1940.” (Sources: Bartoletti, Susan Campbell.: Hitler Youth. Growing Up in Hitler’s Shadow. Scholastic. 577 Broadway, New York, US. 2005. p. 58.; Griffith, Alan.: Greatest Events of WWII in Colour. 2019. United Kingdom. S1 E9, Liberation of Buchenwald.; Tramal, Jack.: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.)](https://pixelartmaker-data-78746291193.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/image/c8e9e86d82014f8.png)
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