10. What was the initial response of the United States and other Allied countries to

the reports of death camps?

A The Allies took immediate action to bomb railways to death camps.

B The Allies expressed sympathy but focused on defeating Adolf Hitler,

The Allies attacked death camps and freed prisoners.

D The Allies protested to Hitler and accused him of war crimes.

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Wesley Schneider

13 October, 05:29

10. What was the initial response of the United States and other Allied countries to

the reports of death camps?

A The Allies took immediate action to bomb railways to death camps.

B The Allies expressed sympathy but focused on defeating Adolf Hitler,

The Allies attacked death camps and freed prisoners.

D The Allies protested to Hitler and accused him of war crimes.

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Jaelynn Merritt · Answer 1

Answer: The Allies expressed sympathy but focused on defeating Adolf Hitler.

Explanation:

Many historians believe that the world has not done much to mitigate the Holocaust, at least. Specific actions have been proposed to bomb the camps and stripes leading to them, but this has not happened. States received very few Jewish refugees. The reason for this is the anti-Semitic sentiment in the world. Of course, it was not as extreme as it was in Germany, but it existed. Thus, the Allies condemned German anti-Semitism but focused on defeating the Nazi regime.