In the late 1930s, when Jews in Germany and Austria were in mortal danger, few countries, including the wealthy United States, were prepared to take in more than a handful of refugees.
A finales del decenio de 1930, cuando los judíos de Alemania y Austria corrían peligro mortal, pocos países, incluidos los prósperos Estados Unidos, estuvieron dispuestos a aceptar más de un puñado de refugiados.