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Best Visa Consultants in Vadodara - 1 views

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Best Visa Consultant

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    Karm Consultancy is the best visa consultants in vadodara, Anand and Surat serving overseas solutions since 2003. Karm Consultancy is among the top consultants in Vadodara, Anand and Surat helping with the complete procedure for Student Visa, Spouse Dependent Visa. For more information visit our website www.karm.in or you can call us 9924543430
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Canada Dependent Visa - 0 views

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Dependent visa

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    If you're eligible, you can sponsor your spouse, partner or dependent children to become permanent residents of Canada. Karm is the best Visa Consultant in Vadodara. We provide Canada dependent visa. For more information visit our website www.karm.in or you can call us 9924543430
Lawrence Hrubes

Would You Hide a Jew From the Nazis? - The New York Times - 2 views

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  • WHEN representatives from the United States and other countries gathered in Evian, France, in 1938 to discuss the Jewish refugee crisis caused by the Nazis, they exuded sympathy for Jews — and excuses about why they couldn’t admit them. Unto the breach stepped a 33-year-old woman from Massachusetts named Martha Sharp.
  • “There are parallels,” notes Artemis Joukowsky, a grandson of the Sharps who conceived of the film and worked on it with Burns. “The vitriol in public speech, the xenophobia, the accusing of Muslims of all of our problems — these are similar to the anti-Semitism of the 1930s and ’40s.” Advertisement Continue reading the main story
  • The Sharps’ story is a reminder that in the last great refugee crisis, in the 1930s and ’40s, the United States denied visas to most Jews. We feared the economic burden and worried that their ranks might include spies. It was the Nazis who committed genocide, but the U.S. and other countries also bear moral responsibility for refusing to help desperate people.
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  • “Yes, there might have been Nazi spies, but a tiny minority,” he said, just as there might be spies among Syrian refugees today, but again a tiny minority. “Ninety-five percent or more of these people are decent, and they are fleeing from death. So let’s not forget them.”
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