Why didn't the Jews leave?

The History of the Holocaust - Jewish Holocaust Nazi Germany

Csúszik: 1
Hope
German politics will eventually improve...
Nazis gain power.
Many Jews felt that they could deal with the persecution of the Nazis until the German government regained stability.
Csúszik: 2
Hard to Find Safe Havens
I want out of Nazi Germany, but where can I go?
Finding a a nation that would take in emigrants in the 1930s was impossible. At the Evian conference in 1938, most nations, including the USA and Great Britain, refused to take in more refugees.
Csúszik: 3
Patriotism
We are Germans first... and Jews second.
German Jews were just as proud of their nation as non-German Jews. Ten thousand German Jews died fighting for their nation in WWI.
Csúszik: 4
Financially Impossible
We just don't have the money to leave the country. The exit tax is too high!
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After 1937, Jews needed to pay a 25% tax on all of their assets and a 25% capital transfer tax. This was an impossibility for most families.
Csúszik: 5
Difficult Emigration Bureaucracy
To exit the country you must have a valid entrance visa from another country.Emigrants may only take 2,000 RM out of the nation.
On top of a passport and certification from police and tax offices, potential emigrants had to have an entrance visa from another nation. They could also only take a very limited sum of money.

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