“My reference to “Europe as a whole was never denazified” had in mind that the denazification effort was largely limited to Germany - Not much done to help cure other countries with anti- Semitic problems”
True, but other than Poland immediately after the war, Jews had it pretty good throughout Europe - at least until the repopulation program began.
Jews had it pretty good throughout Europe?
What Jews?
Most of them were murdered by the Nazis.
Some of the starved, dying survivors were left languishing in the death camps long after the end of the war...
Somewhere in Europe immediately after the war, there may have been some Jews who “had it pretty good” maybe, but I’ve not heard of them and ... more to the point, that wasn’t typical.
Remember, too, that most of the survivors had already had their families slaughtered .... and their homes confiscated ....or destroyed....
Jews throughout Europe (Poland excepted) had it good immediately after the war? I respectfully have to disagree. That was not the general situation for those poor people. Not by a long shot.
Best,
fhc