Question

What was the initial response of the US to the German campaign against European Jews?

Answer 1

At first we didn't much care because we didn't have pictures or text that was fully describing in detail everything that was happening, but once we had a clearer picture most people considered it an atrocity, though you still had people like Ford who thought it was a good thing to eradicate the Jewish and companies like IBM who assisted Germany by selling them what was essentially a low tech computer (Card-punching machines used to calculate numbers. In Germany's case, how many prisoners they held/killed a day.)