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The Swiss tennis player Roger Federer's video:
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From 16 and up.

It's for a research for tomorrow :(

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 Please help me translate this in German (i will pick best answer tonight + easy points for natives)?
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 Traveling to Germany from the USA,newbie questions...?
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I have already got my ...


 Sightseeing around Frankfurt, Germany?
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After WW2 and Germanys defeat, what happened to Jews in the camps? and did the Germans ever compensate..?

I hear after 12 million innocent people were killed and horrifically experimented on, only about 20 ss officers and nazis were imprisoned or killed. The British created the state of Israel, no the Germans btw

    



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HELL-@SS
Germans killed 6 million Jews.

Even all the money in the world can't compensate those deaths.


ShlomoNYC
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Britain opposed the creation of ISrael.

Today Germany has more Jewish immigrants than the USA and Hamburg ( Germany´s boomtown) is run by a gay Jew.


frackledJJ
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Hm, funny, and I thought the Jewish people created the state of Israel... Since "Creating" a state, in my mind, means: filling the idea of the state with life. And theBritish definitely didn't do that. They were just glad they had somewhere to put so mny hungry mouths that was far away from their own social system and empty pockets back than.

Did the Germans ever compensate: Yes. Read some articles on that in Wiipedia and so on. There is a lot of compensation still beig paid, so stop it already.



Mr. Daaannyy!
jews released. many went to Israel.


CheGuevara
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The Holocaust and its aftermath left millions of refugees, including many Jews who had lost most or all of their family members and possessions, and often faced persistent anti-Semitism in their home countries. The original plan of the Allies was to repatriate these "Displaced Persons" to their country of origin, but many refused to return, or were unable to as their homes or communities had been destroyed. As a result, more than 250,000 languished in DP camps for years after the war ended.

With most displaced persons unable or unwilling to return to their former homes in Europe and with restrictions to immigration to many western countries remaining in place, Palestine became the primary destination for many Jewish refugees. However, as local Arabs opposed the immigration,

the United Kingdom refused to allow Jewish refugees into the Mandate,

and many countries in the Soviet Bloc made emigration difficult. Former Jewish partisans in Europe, along with the Haganah in Palestine, organized a massive effort to smuggle Jews into Palestine, called Berihah, which eventually transported 250,000 Jews (both DPs and those who hid during the war) to the Mandate. By 1952, the Displaced Persons camps were closed, with over 80,000 Jewish DPs in the United States, about 136,000 in Israel, and another 20,000 in other nations, including Canada and South Africa.

The German word Wiedergutmachung after World War II refers to the reparations that the German government agreed to pay to the direct survivors of the Holocaust, and to those who were made to work as forced labour or who otherwise became victims of the Nazis.

The noun Wiedergutmachung is the general term for "restitution" or "reparation". The noun is made up of wieder ("again"), gut ("good" or "well"), and machung, a verbal noun of machen ("to make"). The verb wiedergutmachen means literally "to make well again" or to compensate. Wiedergutmachungsgeld means "Wiedergutmachung money".

In the former East Germany, the wiedergutmachung was mostly to Poland and the former USSR.

The German federal office in charge of this issue is BEG (abbreviation for "Bundesentschädigungsgesetz", which translates into English as "Federal Compensation Law") which, in its charter, states:

Individuals who were persecuted for political, racial, religious or ideological reasons by the wartime German regime are eligible for money from the German government under the terms of the Federal Compensation Law (BEG) of 1953 and 1956. This includes Jews who were interned in camps or ghettos, were obliged to wear the star badge, or who lived in hiding.
Only people who were directly victimised are eligible for Wiedergutmachung, and not, for example, offspring born after the war or grandchildren. Statistics concerning Wiedergutmachung payments were released by the BEG through the mid-1980s, but have not since been publicly released. As of the mid-1980s, over four million claims had been filed and paid. Approximately 40% of the claims were from Israel, where many Holocaust survivors live, 20% were from Germany, and 40% were from other countries.

This is from Wiki.. Read some articles there. They should give you a good and neutral overview on the subject.
And please! We are aware of our history. But consider that it's over 60 years ago. Most of those who actually participated in Hitler's regime are dead by now. In today's Germany there is nothing left of Hitler's "3rd Reich". So try to be a bit nicer! ( This also applies for your other Qs and As. )


1st Lady09
That happened years ago it is over move on!!!!!! I don't understand why the germans had to pay anyone that is just stupid jews are nothing but money hungry devils!!! Now they are trying to make the Swiss pay too what did they do to them. I just want them to stop crying and getting on tv crying about what the germans did to them I ALMOST feel sorry for them but I don't





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