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Actually, most of the ancestors of the German Jews who died in the holocaust would have arrived there after being pushed out of other countries via pograms, such as Russia and Poland.
And anyway, most of the Jews in Germany at the time had been born there and even America was turning them away when the Nazis started persecuting them.
BTW, the vast majority of the 6 million Jews who died in the holocaust lived outside of Germany in occupied Europe and the Soviet Union.
Not that I'm giving any credence to your 'argument'.
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