Zionist Violence Monitor
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Only after they surrendered if we're being honest
I think it had more to do with the evidence found, recorded, and disseminated by advancing forces. Jewish groups in the US didn't talk about the genocide for fear of being disbelieved. Even in time of war, a Jewish person was more of an Other than a German Christian.