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"Documentary on America's anti-Semitic social and political climate in the thirties and forties even in the face of the Nazi persecution in Germany."@en
"This poignant, and excellently produced video explores the painful and difficult story of America's response to the murder of six million Jews by the Nazis. Using interviews, archival footage, and home movies from the time, the film traces the story of America's inaction through the eyes of a refugee, and through documented evidence of official U.S. policy."@en
"Uses interviews, official photos, home movies, and archival footage to explore the factors that shaped America's response to the Holocaust and asks the question "Why didn't America do more?" Looks at America's inaction through the experiences of a Jewish refugee trying to save his parents, and through documented evidence of official policies of the U.S. government."@en
"Examines anti-Semitism in the United States before and during World War II, and argues that the U.S. government delayed action and suppressed information that could have saved the lives of thousands of Jews."
"Uses interviews, official photos, home movies, and archival footage to explore the factors that shaped America's response to the Holocaust and asks the question "Why didn't America do more?" Looks at America's inaction through the experiences of a Jewish refugee trying to save his parents, and through documented evidence of official policy of the U.S. government."@en
"Uses interviews, official photos, home movies, and archival footage to explore the factors that shaped America's response to the Holocaust and asks the question "Why didn't America do more?" Looks at America's inaction through the experiences of a Jewish refugee trying to save his parents, and through documented evidence of official policy of the U.S. government."
"This program investigates America's passive role in the Holocaust. According to the makers of this film, the U.S. policy of suppressed immigration, coupled with anti-semitic sentiment among the populace, prevented the rescue of thousands of European Jews."@en