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Germany, Japan, and the USSR all explicitly targeted "enemy" or otherwise "undesirable" civilians. Nazi crimes against Jews are well-known, but they also targeted non-Jewish civilians for a variety of reasons - some were considered dangerous for their ability to rally and organize resistance movements (priests and local government officials were particular targets), some were deemed "racially
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I believe it is A, That seems like the most reasonable
"<span>b. The French government moved to French colonies in North Africa" was not true of Vichy. The standing government was all but disassembled, but some original French leaders fled to London, where they tried to control events across the channel. </span>
Immigration officials assumed that Chinese travelers would misrepresent themselves to get into America.
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