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To: neolib who wrote (156542)	1/19/2005 1:51:39 AM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

There were proposals like this, and some actually attempted, not after the second war but after the first ... the russians invited at least one zionist colony to settle, had to be all communists of course, and many did go, some from the US ... the Reed [John?] who wrote Ten Days That Shook The World wrote about this, either promoting it or telling the story later ... Madagascar, Uganda, Argentina, and a couple of other places were all discussed as possibilities, before the declaration of Balfour, after that the course was set Had there been somewhere a 'land without a people', things would likely have worked out much better ... or if a more gradual course had been taken, less fear-inspiring to the natives ... after WWII it was too late to save those lost in the camps, and Europe became very quickly as safe for jews as any other democracy, probably safer than a 'jewish homeland' planted on soil of a competing religion