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Actions Displays	Sweden and Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany, 1933-1939 Remove from selection Add to selection TitleSweden and Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany, 1933-1939 Author Pontus Rudberg Call number940.5318/0508 Object number06374d Place of publicationBerlin, Germany PublisherMetropol-Verlag Year of publication 2016 Physical descriptionpp65-76 MaterialArticle Series titleIHRA series, 2 ISBN9783863312879 NotesArticle from the book 'Bystanders, rescuers or perpetrators? The neutral countries and the Shoah'pp65-76 Description In 1933, many German Jews approached Swedish authorities with queries about moving to Sweden. Government officials responded by declaring that the immigration of large numbers of Jews to Sweden was impossible, referring to the country's high rate of unemployment, Sweden's restrtictive immigration laws and strong public opinion against the immigration of Jews. Despite the government's restrictive policy, when Nazi Germany's total ban on emigration was decreed in October 1941, 4,000 Jews had already escaped to Sweden

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Sweden and Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany, 1933-1939

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TitleSweden and Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany, 1933-1939

Author

Pontus Rudberg

Call number940.5318/0508

Object number06374d

Place of publicationBerlin, Germany

PublisherMetropol-Verlag

Year of publication

2016

Physical descriptionpp65-76

MaterialArticle

Series titleIHRA series, 2

ISBN9783863312879

NotesArticle from the book 'Bystanders, rescuers or perpetrators? The neutral countries and the Shoah'pp65-76

Description

In 1933, many German Jews approached Swedish authorities with queries about moving to Sweden. Government officials responded by declaring that the immigration of large numbers of Jews to Sweden was impossible, referring to the country's high rate of unemployment, Sweden's restrtictive immigration laws and strong public opinion against the immigration of Jews. Despite the government's restrictive policy, when Nazi Germany's total ban on emigration was decreed in October 1941, 4,000 Jews had already escaped to Sweden

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