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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam
Just like the Third Reich the USSR stamped your ethnicity on your passport and identification papers -- how nice. Yes, another Third Reich law if your grandmother was a Jew -- you are a Jew -- and you were sent to a death camp. Strange rationale indeed.
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During the WWII the local American Japans were sent to
concentration camps. Simple because they... were ethnic Japanese. The Chinese and Korean Americans had to wear special badges to show they are not Japanese. So sending Jews to camps just because they are Jews is bad, but sending Japanese to camps because they are Japanese is good? Is that your logic? So how the US laws were different to the Third Reich ones then?