Displaced persons is a general term for people unable to return home after conflict, natural disasters, or other crises. After the Holocaust (1933-1945), hundreds of thousands of Jewish survivors and people from other ethnic or national groups were displaced from or unable to return to their prewar homes. Explore more content related to the plight of displaced persons after World War II.
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