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During the build-up to World War II, the Motorschiff St. Louis was a German ocean liner which carried more than 900 Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany in 1939 intending to escape anti-Semitic persecution. The refugees tried to disembark in Cuba but were denied permission to land. The captain, Gustav Schröder, went to the United States and Canada, trying to find a nation to take the Jews in, but both nations refused. He finally returned the ship to Europe, where various countries, including the United Kingdom, Belgium, the Netherlands and France, accepted some refugees. Many were later caught in Nazi roundups of Jews in the occupied countries of Belgium, France and the Netherlands, and some historians have estimated that approximately a quarter of them were killed in death camps during World War II. These events, have inspired film, opera, and fiction
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The definition of fledging is to emerge; come out
Japanese tradition of death before dishonor meant that there was no surrender for Japanese soldiers, and hence a massive amount of American and Japanese lives were lost, due to Japan clinging to every island they had in the Pacific. On a larger scale this never surrender mentality made the Americans come to the conclusion that they needed a complete and total surrender to be forced on Japan, but also because of the casualties that would likely be taken from a full scale invasion of the Japanese Home Islands, would lead to the idea of simply dropping two Atomic Bombs on some of Japan's most prosperous cities.
