Poll: One-Third of Americans Would Not Hide Jew During Holocaust

INN ^ | 9/27/2015, 2:57 PM | Cynthia Blank

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Nearly one-third of American adults, if alive during the Holocaust, would refuse to shelter a Jew from the Nazis, a recent poll found.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, the poll was conducted as part of a unique marketing ploy to promote the digital release of Return to the Hiding Place, which tells the story of a group of Christians who hid Jews during World War II. […]

Barna Research conducted the poll, asking 1,000 Americans to “think back to World War II when Jews in Europe were forced into concentration camps and many were killed by the Nazis.” […]

Sixty-nine percent said they would agree to risk their lives to hide Jews, while 31 percent said they would not. …

[annieokie]

I googled his name and that story came up.

Google this: Metropolitan Bishop Chrysostomos of Zakynthos

[PastorBooks]

Thanks!