CLEAN : How Shanghai saved thousands of Jews from the Holocaust

The video discusses Shanghai's role as a refuge for Jews fleeing Nazi Germany, highlighting the city's unique openness during a time when many other doors were closed. It emphasizes the safety and acceptance Jews experienced in Shanghai, contrasting it with the widespread anti-Semitism elsewhere. The video also notes the historical absence of anti-Semitism in China, where Jews have lived for over a thousand years without persecution. The final segment is unclear and fragmented.

Which city was one of the few to welcome Jews fleeing Nazi Germany?

• Paris

• London

• Shanghai

• New York

What made Shanghai unique for Jewish people during the time of persecution?

• It was under British control.

• It had a large Jewish population.

• It was free from anti-Semitism.

• It was a major financial hub.

How did locals in Shanghai react when they identified someone as Jewish?

• With hostility

• With a smile

• With indifference

• With suspicion

For how long have Jewish people lived in China?

• Over 2000 years

• Over 500 years

• Over 1500 years

• Over 1000 years

What is notable about the history of anti-Semitism in China?

• It was a major issue in the 19th century.

• It was prevalent in the 20th century.

• It was introduced by European settlers.

• There is no record of it.