The Abandonment of the Jews

"The Abandonment of the Jews" refers to the tragic period during the Holocaust when Nazi Germany systematically persecuted and murdered six million Jews. Despite increasing evidence of Nazi atrocities, many countries and individuals failed to intervene or offer adequate assistance, often due to political, social, and economic factors such as indifference, antisemitism, and prioritization of their own interests. This widespread neglect and inaction resulted in the near-total destruction of European Jewry, highlighting the devastating consequences of collective failure to prevent genocide.