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| | The Persecution of the Jews, Nuremberg Charges, Part 3 |
 | | The output produced by Jews who, of course, were prompted by nothing but the feeling of fear, was satisfactory to the troops and the German administration. |
 | | The German measures taken against the Dutch Jews-discriminatory decrees, anti-Semitic demonstrations, burning of synagogues, purging of Jews from the economic life of their country, food restrictions, forced labor, concentration camp confinement, deportation, and death -all these measures follow the same pattern that was effected throughout Nazi-occupied Europe. |
 | | It is known, however, that 4 million Jews died in concentration camps, and that 2 million Jews were killed by the State Police in the East, making a total of 6 million murdered Jews. |
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