Just before World War II, the world watched and did nothing except chatter as Nazis turned a section of Warsaw, Poland into the “Warsaw Ghetto.”In November 1940, 380,000 Polish Jews were sealed inside this ghetto. 80,000 died as a result of the inhuman conditions, overcrowding, lack of medical care and starvation (the event is chronicled by Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center located in Jerusalem). This calculated atrocity was one part of Adolf Hitler’s “Final Solution of the Jewish Problem” — the planned industrialized extermination of the entirety of remaining Jewish people, and other vermin, in Europe.However, after World ...