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Jewish Refugees In Canada

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Jewish people knew it was time to flee once the Nazi part first started showing hatred towards their people. The Nuremberg laws (1935) and Kristallnacht (1938) were clear signs that the Jews were hated in Germany and should seek refugee in another country. But, where could they go? Many countries weren 't ready for this large number of refugees. For example, Canada only admitted 5000 Jewish refugees into Canada. Many factors influenced Canadas decision to allow only 5000 Jewish refugees. One of these factors was the Great Depression. Canadian 's really didn 't want anymore immigrants coming to Canada because many Canadians were already unemployed. A higher population means a lower chance of getting a job. Along with the financial status,
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