Haavara FAQs: Post Uganda: Zionism On Trial By Beit Zvi

As we were researching the Haavara Agreement and Zionists' response to the Holocaust, this excellent book kept coming up as a resource. Although the author, Beit Zvi, was not trained as a historian, his research and analysis are top-notch. This book was one of the first to be released on the subject of Zionists' response to the Holocaust (the Hebrew version was first released in 1977, and this English version was released in the early 1990s), and as you shall see, he even corresponded with David Ben-Gurion and other Zionist leaders, too. Before using his research, we spent a lot of time verifying the sources, and honestly, Zvi's is top quality. Anyhow, we hope you enjoy this format, here is the same version but in PDF format.

• Volume I: A Study of the Factors that Caused the Mistakes Made by the Zionist Movement during the Holocaust
  • Forward
  • Introduction To English Version
  • Introduction
  • Part one: The Information Debacle
    • Chapter 1: The Secret Operation To Destroy The Jews
    • Chapter 2: The Truth Suppressed
    • Chapter 3: What The Leaders Knew
  • Part Two: The War On Territorialism
    • Chapter 4: Friendship Only
    • Chapter 5: Interim Summaries, Psychology, and Ideology
    • Chapter 6: The Ugandan Episode
    • Chapter 7: The Evian Conference
    • Chapter 8: From Evian To War
    • Chapter 9: Territorialism Vanquished
    • Notes And References
• Volume II: A Study of the Factors that Caused the Mistakes Made by the Zionist Movement during the Holocaust
  • Part Three: Without A Compass
    • Chapter 10: Building Alienation
    • Chapter 11: “Patria,” “Struma” and Bermuda
    • Chapter 12: Sluggishness
    • Chapter 13: To The End . . .
  • Part Four: History Writing And Lessons
    • Chapter 14: Writing The History
    • Chapter 15: Summations and Lessons

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159. Notice in the last paragraph how Brazil offered to take 40,000 German and Austrian Jews per year. Therefore, it was not just the Dominican Republic that offered to take in a large number of Jews:
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161. Beit-Zvi's analysis in the 2nd paragraph is second to none: Zionist leaders hoped and plotted to make Evian an utter failure. Note how Arthur Ruppin reluctantly executed Ben-Gurion's evil mission:
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167. At the end of the page, note how Beit-Zvi gave a free pass to Zionists on plotting and hoping to make Evian a failure. He implied that Zionists didn't see the destruction of European Jewry; thus, they could be forgiven. Honestly, Beit-Zvi's assessment is good and dandy if and only if Zionists changed their policy when news of the calamity was known to them (actually, Kristallnacht was the turning point). What was written here was a shock to us since it was Beit-Zvi himself who proved on multiple occasions how Zionists attempted to torpedo any rescue scheme except for Palestine. Not only did this evil policy persist during the war, but most importantly, it continued in the DP camps as well:
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192. In the middle of the page, note how David Ben-Gurion rejected Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver's request for an allocation of $4,000 for the President's Advisory Committee on Refugees. In the 2nd half of the page, pay attention to the JAE meeting minutes concerning the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938.:
193. For the next few pages, you will see how JAE (especially Moshe Sharett) were against any solution to the Jewish refugee crisis except for Palestine. Keep in mind, this happened after the Kristallnacht pogrom of November 1938:
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221. It is chilling to read Ms. Silverman's assessment of the Sosua colony. Keep in mind that she wrote this in late 1941, when the Holocaust was about to begin:
222. Zvi's analysis begins here. It should be that we reached similar conclusions by examining the facts from different sources, and we were shocked to read what Zvi reported down here:
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281. Note Zvi"s description of Haim Greenberg's famous article (Bankrupt!) at the end of the page. We managed to find the full article:
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295. Pay attention to the last paragraph. Rabbi Weissmandl recalled the letter from Natan Shwalb, which he denied sending after WWII ended:
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302. At the end of the page, please pay attention to Haim Greenberg's article "Bankrupt!" which Mr. Zvi alluded to earlier on page 281. Here is David Wyman's take on this little known article:
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