Unfortunately, it wasn’t the final phase.
Without WWII, German Jews would probably have been expelled rather than murdered. (Most of them, anyway.)
Once the War started, that wasn’t really an option, especially since many millions of additional Jews came under their control. There wasn’t really anyplace at the time that would have taken 10M+ Jews.
So they went with Plan B.
“Unfortunately, it wasn’t the final phase.
Without WWII, German Jews would probably have been expelled rather than murdered. (Most of them, anyway.)
Once the War started, that wasn’t really an option, especially since many millions of additional Jews came under their control. There wasn’t really anyplace at the time that would have taken 10M+ Jews.
So they went with Plan B.”
LOL! It’s nice to know that the silly revisionist notions of “historians” like David Irving and the crowd of kooks at the even sillier “Institute for Historial Review” are still alive and well!
Jewish extermination was always the intention of the Nazis, even before the war began. That’s clearly stated by many academics in the universities at the time the National Socialists took power. The notion that “they tried to expel the Jews but it didn’t work out so they were left with no other alternative but to murder them” is BS straight out of the revisionist playbook.
Oh, and just a small detail: war didn’t simply “start”; Germany started it. Nazi Germany invaded Poland on 9/1/39. A few weeks later, Soviet Russia invaded Poland, all under a “secret protocol” agreed to by Hitler and Stalin.