hat asked what it would've been like if the rise of the Nazis and World War II has gone in the same way as it had in OTL, with one major exception: no Holocaust. German Jews would still be scapegoated, persecuted, and have their civil rights trampled on, but would not be shipped to camps and killed in the millions. A few people answered that this would change the way Hitler was viewed by history: instead of being looked at as evil incarnate, he would be a polarizing, controversial historical figure who did great things to lift his country out of economic and political turmoil and remake it as a world power, but whose methods were questionable at best, and who went on to become the next Napoleon, starting a war that engulfed an entire continent.
Not having Jews shipped to the camps and not having the camps aren't the same thing. Which is it? (More specifically, is there any organized effort against the Romani (Gypsies)?)