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Does anyone here know anything about this alleged Nazi German offer?As I have pointed out a number of times already, an attempt was made to get the Soviet Union to accept the Jews of German-occupied Poland under the population transfer agreement that was part of the Borders and Friendship Treaty of 28 September 1939.
The Soviet Government refused on the grounds that the transfer agreement only applied to Russians, Belorussians and Ukrainians living in German-occupied Poland, not to Jews.
The transfer of two million Jews from Germany, Austria, Czechia and German-occupied Poland to other neutral countries was not feasible due to the reluctance of those countries to accept them.
After the conquest of France, any movement of Jews out of the German-controlled area was dependent on the acquiescence of Britain, which controlled the seas around Europe. Internal British Government documents indicate conclusively that it was opposed to any German attempt to "extrude" the Jews under its control across the lines into Allied-controlled territory.
Also, as a side note, the last paragraph in the post above is also very interesting. I mean, one would think that Britain would have realized the value of Jews as soldiers in its military (and perhaps laborers in its factories as well) and thus been receptive to any Nazi proposals to ship Jews into British-controlled territories. Does anyone here know anything about the information in the last paragraph above as well?