Robert Houghwout Jackson, Opening address for the United States… (1946)
“ The plight of the Jew was a constant threat to opposition or discontent among other elements of Europe's population -- pacifists, conservatives, communists, Catholics, Protestants, socialist. It was, in fact, a threat to every dissenting opinion and to every non-Nazi's life.The persecution policy against the Jews commenced with non-violent measures, such as disfranchisement and discriminations against their religion, and the placing of impediments in the way of success in economic life. ”
