最終，即使納粹輸掉了戰爭，他們是否也實現了清除德國猶太人的目標？
正如他們所說：悲觀的猶太人離開德國成為好萊塢明星，樂觀的......
是的。
今天有一個小而垂死的猶太社區，主要由來自蘇聯的戰後難民組成，但這個充滿活力的社區是希特勒之前 50 年德國藝術、科學和經濟成功的重要組成部分永遠消失了，德國的文化和科學優勢也隨之消失。
一些人指出，1935 年左右，隨著德國猶太科學家難民大量湧入，科學界的領導地位從德國轉移到了美國。當然還有許多豐富我們社會的音樂家、電影明星、作曲家和藝術家。人們喜歡這個人：
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羅伯特·克羅根
湯姆，為自己說話。我在布朗克斯的童年，我們的記憶比那更長。簡而言之，意大利裔美國人就是意大利人。俄羅斯猶太裔美國人簡稱為猶太人，德國猶太裔美國人簡稱為猶太人，而在紐約的聖帕特里克節，所有紐約人和遊客都是愛爾蘭人。 我父親是愛爾蘭共和軍的一員，奇怪的是，盎格魯愛爾蘭地主仍然在那裡生活了數百年。我有權獲得愛爾蘭護照。當一名德裔美國人紐約警官制止一名意大利警察和一名黑人警察之間的打架時，他斥責他們“現在停止。停下來。我們這裡都是愛爾蘭人，你別忘了這一點。” 他們笑了，同意了。 當然，我們也是美國佬，但這就是我們為自己達成的協議的美妙之處。
眾所周知，德國在二戰中失敗是因為它殺害或趕走了猶太科學家、醫生、工程師和不少軍官。美國、英國、加拿大和澳大利亞受益，但許多人不明白他們從納粹的愚蠢中得到的好處。
出於同樣的原因，今天的中東大部分地區都是地獄，他們也大多擺脫了基督教少數群體，只是為了更好的措施。他們留下的男人們，一天的大部分時間都在咖啡館裡喝咖啡，中間去清真寺，每天無意義地在空中晃動屁股五次。祈禱是浪費時間，因為那裡沒有人。
我不是猶太人。
查爾斯·波拉克
是的，這完全隱含在我發布的內容中。 英國猶太人人數在 230,000 至 290,000 人之間，使英國猶太人社區成為歐洲第二大猶太人社區，僅次於俄羅斯和烏克蘭。最大的是法國人：法國猶太人的“核心”人數估計在 480,000 到 550,000 之間。 據估計，匈牙利猶太社區的人數為 90,000 人，甚至更低（在一個約有 950 萬人口的國家，這仍然是一個很高的比例），但當我在布達佩斯大教堂般的 Dohány utca 猶太教堂與導遊討論這一問題時，他說：我認為 110,000 到 130,000 之間的數字更有可能。 德國猶太社區在西歐、中西歐和東中歐的數量中排名第三（即數量多於匈牙利）或第四（即，數量少於匈牙利人）。 順便說一句，不要太相信蓋斯通研究所之類的“猶太-盎格魯主義”，他們喜歡說今天的“歐洲”是反猶太主義的糞坑，歐洲大陸的猶太社區正在“消亡”或“全部離開”，並且英國被視為“英語世界”的一部分，其中“反猶太主義不是問題”，而這些都不適用。其中沒有一部分是真實的。英國是西歐國家，很幸運沒有被納粹佔領，但僅此而已。
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