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Spain and the Holocaust

Among the European neutrals during the Second World War, the Franco regime in Spain stands out as the only government hoping for a victory of the Axis. Not showing much interest for the concerns of the Western democracies, the regime was also indifferent to the fate of Europe’s Jews. In fact, even though a limited number of Jews were able to escape Nazi persecution via Spain, Franco Spain’s (economic) assistance to Nazi Germany helped to protract the war and, thus, to prolong the ability of the Nazi regime to pursue its exterminationist policies.