The Madagascar Plan was:

O A.

Implemented in 1942.

O B. Implemented in 1938.

C. A pretense intended to draw attention away from the Final Solution.

OD. A plan considered in 1938 and approved in 1940.

E.

The name given to the invasion of Africa.

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12 May, 20:27

The Madagascar Plan was:

O A.

Implemented in 1942.

O B. Implemented in 1938.

C. A pretense intended to draw attention away from the Final Solution.

OD. A plan considered in 1938 and approved in 1940.

E.

The name given to the invasion of Africa.

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Akira Moss · Answer 1

D. A plan considered in 1938 and approved in 1940.

Explanation:

On November 12, 1938, Hermann Goering told the German government that Adolf Hitler proposed the emigration of Jews to Madagascar. During the talks in London, Hjalmar Schacht, president of the Reichsbank, tried to get an international loan to send Jews to Madagascar. In December 1939, Joachim von Ribbentrop, the German foreign minister, even included the emigration of Jews to Madagascar as part of the Pope's peace proposal. Since Madagascar was still a French colony during these talks, Germany had no way of making its proposals without France's approval. The start of World War II ended these talks, but after the defeat of France in 1940, Germany no longer needed to coordinate with the West on its plan.

The Madagascar Plan was:O A.Implemented in 1942.O B. Implemented in 1938.C. A pretense intended to draw attention away from the Final Solution.OD. A plan considered in 1938 and approved in 1940.E.The name given to the invasion of Africa.

The Madagascar Plan was:

O A.

Implemented in 1942.

O B. Implemented in 1938.

C. A pretense intended to draw attention away from the Final Solution.

OD. A plan considered in 1938 and approved in 1940.

E.

The name given to the invasion of Africa.