What was America's view of Jews and Nazi camp leaders after the war?

After the war, one of my favorite authors, Corrie ten Boom advocated reconciliation as a means for overcoming the psychological scars left by the Nazi occupation. Corrie wrote down her story in a book called "The Hiding Place", which was later made into a film of the same name. She also wrote several other books telling of her life before the war and her experiences traveling around the world.

Finally Corrie became too old to travel. In 1977 she settled down in a beautiful, peaceful home in America, where she continued to do all she could to share God's goodness with other people. Although she later had a stroke and could no longer speak, she remained full of the peace of God, and prayed for people who write to her or visit her. She died in 1983.

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