There weren’t many Jewish people there after the war. And there was a lot of ambivalence about their fate immediately after the war, with a focus on rebuilding. And a concern that a genocide against them could happen again if they returned.
Yes and no. Living in a care hone with Nazis showing up at your door can’t be all that relaxing. As long as they pay to relocate that, it’s a better idea IMO.
should have sold it to a jewish group to build a synagogue.
That would have inspired hate crimes.
There weren’t many Jewish people there after the war. And there was a lot of ambivalence about their fate immediately after the war, with a focus on rebuilding. And a concern that a genocide against them could happen again if they returned.
I mean, it was housing disabled people before. That’s just as good
Wow, someone just earned the title of the world’s most brutal art critic.
Yes and no. Living in a care hone with Nazis showing up at your door can’t be all that relaxing. As long as they pay to relocate that, it’s a better idea IMO.