Question

When Germany expelled all Polish Jews from its borders in 1938, why could they not return to Poland?

The Nazis controlled Poland as well.


Polish officials refused to take them.


There was no way to get to Poland from Germany.


Poland had been invaded by the Soviet Union.

Answer 1

The Nazis controlled Poland as well.

Step-by-step explanation:

In 1938, Germany expelled all Polish Jews from its borders, leaving them without a home or country. When they tried to return to Poland, they were unable to do so because the Nazis had taken control of the country and were implementing their anti-Semitic policies there. The Polish Jews were effectively trapped, as they could not return to their homes and were not welcome in Germany.