The US Response to the Holocaust Was Part of a Longer Patter

<p>The Roosevelt administration&#39;s refusal to accept large numbers of Jewish refugees was of a piece with a pattern of diplomatic and economic solicitousness toward Nazi Germany.&nbsp;</p>

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