What does this information indicate about the response of the United States and other Allied nations to the Holocaust?

Question

A.
They emphasized non-intervention due to respect for the sovereignty of nations.

B.
They prioritized military victory over humanitarian concerns during the conflict.

C.
They emphasized non-intervention due to a lack of evidence of atrocities.

D.
They prioritized humanitarian concerns over military victory during the conflict.

Answer 1

The information indicates:

B. They prioritized military victory over humanitarian concerns during the conflict.

During World War II, while there were reports and evidence of the Holocaust and atrocities committed against Jews and others, the primary focus of the United States and other Allied nations was on achieving military victory against the Axis powers. Humanitarian concerns were often deprioritized in favor of strategic military objectives, and significant interventions specifically aimed at stopping the Holocaust were largely absent during the war.