Deleted member 1487
IOTL the US public strongly opposed taking Jewish refugees from the Nazis pre-war, but what if the FDR administration got them to take Jewish refugees from Europe before, during, and after the war? I mean if they offer to accept Jews from Poland and all that as a means to rescue them from the Nazis after the Germans invade. I doubt the Nazis could change their plans for the Jewish population in the USSR due to political reasoning, but for the Jews of Central and Western Europe they send to the US, with Britain allowing them to get through the blockade. What impact would that have on Europe and the US? How about after the war? Also how would it be possible to get the US to get over its anti-semitism to allow that?