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First publish date: 1968
Authors: Arthur D. Morse
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David S. Wyman argues that, while the Nazis were responsible for the Holocaust, the United States was a largely passive accomplice; a stronger U.S. rescue effort could have saved hundreds of thousands of Jewish victims.

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