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Are Muslims the New Jews? The 1930s Refugee Crisis Revisited
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As the current refugee crisis deepens and extreme right-wing, anti-immigrant politicians gain traction in Europe and the United States, the parallels between Jewish refugees and their current Middle Eastern counterparts are worth contemplating.
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