There was no Jewish army. ___ The Allies were the Forces Allied against the German Reich - England, Free French and Polish, Australian, New Zealand and late in the war the USA. Since the Jewish people were being persecuted and killed at the time by the German regime, it would be fair to say that they were not on the side of the German Reich. There were Jewish people in the armies of the Allied forces, who fought alongside them and against the German armies. It is very obvious when you visit places like the D-day landing beaches in France and look at the gravestones that many are topped by the Star of David.
There's a misunderstanding here. The Allies did not 'fight for the Jews' and they did nothing targeted specifically at ending the Holocaust.
Because they allies known that the jews didnt do anything wrong and were imprisoned and killed, this made the allies soft hearted and freed some jews but some were taking for questioning about the holocaust, NO JEWS WERE IMPRISONED BY THEY ALLIES AFTER THEY WAS LIBERATED
They co-existed.
the jews
There was no response, not even diplomatic or economic sanctions. This led Hitler to be more and more draconian with the Jews and eventually led to the Holocaust.
There's a muddle here. The surviving Jews were liberated by the Allies, not by the Germans.
They didn't, the Allies had to liberate them.
The Allies had no 'strategy for [saving] the Jews in Europe' beyond winning the war. Until 1944 the Allies didn't even believe reports about the Holocaust, either.
minimal, they were more concerned with the military aspect.
No. However by defeating Hitler, the Allies saved Jews & millions of other non-Jews from slavery, brutality & death at the hands of the Nazis. Unfortunately, about 6 million Jews (along with several million others) were murdered by the Nazis before Hitler could be defeated. The Allies were not fully aware of the scope & magnitude of Germany's mass murder program until the death camps were liberated by the Allies.
They sall a lot of other Jews get killed in very bad ways
Death marches transported Jews from concentration camp to concentration camp as the Allies neared.