Essay On Holocaust Refugees

How were Holocaust refugees accepted in the US. What will happen to the Jews when they come to the US? What will happen to Jews that come to the United States, will they be happy here or wanting to move back to Germany? Finally how many Jews really survived the Holocaust? You find out in the next few paragraphs.

What will happen to Jews when they come to the US. Well when the US finally beat the Germans in the war the Jews got a lot of food. When they got all that food some of the Jews died because of eating so much food. Most of the Jews went to the US and started a brand new life by getting homes, getting jobs, going back to school. So when the Jews came to the US they were really happy because they got to do what they were doing before the war all over again. Finally the reason why was because most of the other places that they could’ve gone wasn’t as “happy” as the US. Will the Jews like the US better than Germany, or they like Germany
Around 6,087,000 and these are where they lived in the United States and in Europe. There were around 3,104,370 survivors that moved to the United States after the Holocaust. In Poland there were around 45,000 survivors in 1950 that moved there after the war, or was hiding there during the war. In the Soviet Union there were around 2 million Jewish survivors in 1950. Romania's Jewish population in 1950 was around 280,000 survivors. In Germany there were around 37,000 Jewish survivors in 1950. In Hungary there were around 190,000 Jewish survivors in 1950. Czechoslovakia in 1950 had around 17,000 Jewish survivors. In Austria there were around 18,000 Jewish survivors in 1950. As you can see there were a lot of Jewish people that moved to the United States.

Now these are a lot of reasons why some of the Jewish population moved to the United States. To have a better life. For career purposes, or they just stayed in Germany because they were closer to their original