Fact remains the Jews were the weaker minority who relied on the selfless kindness of the stronger majority.
Why? How?
The majorities were being exterminated just as spectacularly.
You had your Jewish brethren in New York, in London, in Zurich, in Buenos Aires, in Beirut and elsewhere that could clamor for aid, for further attention, etc.
Not poor people. Not people without influence.
Whose kindness could Russians or Poles or Azeris or Tatars or Moldovans rely on?
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Good job to you lot for building museums, and exhibits, and writing books about your dead - but it doesn't mean their tragedy was unique.
You talk about the uniqueness of Jewish "helplessness" - what then about the Gypsies you yourself mentioned? They don't have their own state, and their "helplessness" was such - that still most people pretend the genocide against them never occurred. Zero museums - zero fancy exhibits.
