In July 1938 an international meeting took place in Evian, France. The gathering focused on the fate of Jewish refugees escaping from Germany and Austria, and, according to a Deutsche Welle report, almost no nation was willing to receive these refugees.
Evian Conference Highlights Global Reluctance to Accept Jewish Refugees
In July 1938, an international summit in Evian, France, revealed that almost no nation was prepared to take in Jews fleeing Nazi persecution.
