Displaced Persons, Jewish At the end of World War II, between seven and nine million people had been uprooted from their homes by the Nazis. By the end of 1945, more than six million had returned home to begin life anew. - Seven Persons - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Displaced Persons, Jewish At the end of World War II, between seven and nine million people had been uprooted from their homes by the Nazis. By the end of 1945, more than six million had returned home to begin life anew. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2004-02-10 03:55:30 Open Document File Size: 32,19 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Western European / / Continent Europe / / Country Germany / United Kingdom / Israel / Austria / United States / Palestinian Territories / Italy / / Event Diplomatic Relations / / Facility Jewish DP camp / / Organization International School for Holocaust Studies / Shoah Resource Center / Jewish Agency / American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee / / Person Harry S. Truman / Earl G. Harrison / / Position President / personal emissary / / Region Eastern Europe / / SocialTag Antisemitism Asia Jewish history Displaced persons camp American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Earl G. Harrison The Holocaust Jews British Mandate for Palestine Displaced Persons camps

Displaced Persons, Jewish At the end of World War II, between seven and nine million people had been uprooted from their homes by the Nazis. By the end of 1945, more than six million had returned home to begin life anew.Add to Reading List