Why did president Roosevelt refuse to bomb auschwitz or the train tracks leading to it

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Cloud [144]3 years ago

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Answer:

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Explanation:

Following the refusal of the United States President, Frankli Roosevelt to bomb Auschwitz during world war II, there have been many reasons cited for such a decision. Though not all the reasons were believed to be true, here are the reasons cited:

1. It would lead to military planes ammunitions being taken away from the war front which is not feasible

2. Bombing Auschwitz might be counterproductive as it might kill more news prisoners prove.

3. There is a tendency for such actions might aggravate the anger of the German soldiers.

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