So you're arguing that the semantics of liquid value vs assets means that the Nazis didn't assist the Jewish people in relocating in spite of strict British immigration restrictions?
It's almost like you didn't read the whole article and want to dismiss any reality that threatens your extreme "bogeyman" version of history by disputing minor details.
Emigrants with capital of £1,000, (about $5,000 in 1930s currency value) could move to Palestine in spite of severe British restrictions on Jewish immigration under an immigrant investor program similar to the modern EB-5 visa. Under the Transfer Agreement, about 39% of an emigrant's funds were given to Jewish communal economic development projects, leaving individuals with about 43% of the funds.
So you're arguing that the semantics of liquid value vs assets means that the Nazis didn't assist the Jewish people in relocating in spite of strict British immigration restrictions?
It's almost like you didn't read the whole article and want to dismiss any reality that threatens your extreme "bogeyman" version history by disputing minor details.
Emigrants with capital of £1,000, (about $5,000 in 1930s currency value) could move to Palestine in spite of severe British restrictions on Jewish immigration under an immigrant investor program similar to the modern EB-5 visa. Under the Transfer Agreement, about 39% of an emigrant's funds were given to Jewish communal economic development projects, leaving individuals with about 43% of the funds.
So you're arguing that the semantics of liquid value vs assets means that the Nazis didn't assist the Jewish people in relocating in spite of strict British immigration restrictions?
It's almost like you didn't read the whole article and want to dismiss any reality that goes against your extreme views of history by disputing minor details.
Emigrants with capital of £1,000, (about $5,000 in 1930s currency value) could move to Palestine in spite of severe British restrictions on Jewish immigration under an immigrant investor program similar to the modern EB-5 visa. Under the Transfer Agreement, about 39% of an emigrant's funds were given to Jewish communal economic development projects, leaving individuals with about 43% of the funds.