Do they get tired of being portrayed as the ultimate evil? Or are they like the Confederates in the US civil war -just on the wrong side somewhat resigned to a bad rap but guilty enough to put up with it. Confederates certainly weren't as bad a Nazis and their death camps but if I was a German I would get sick of seeing movies decrying Germans as warmongers and worthy of ultimate hate.
shareLittle known truth on the African slave trade is that jews owned a lot of plantations and slave ships. This is why reparations never focus on descendants of slaveowners.
"Aaron Lopez (1731-1782), born Duarte Lopez, was a Portuguese Jewish merchant. By the beginning of the American revolution, Lopez owned or controlled 30 vessels".
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The 'Nassau' - Moses Levy
The 'Four Sisters' - Moses Levy
The 'Anne' & The 'Eliza' - Justus Bosch and John Abrams
The 'Prudent Betty' - Henry Cruger and Jacob Phoenix
The 'Hester' - Mordecai and David Gomez
The 'Elizabeth' - Mordecai and David Gomez
The 'Antigua' - Nathan Marston and Abram Lyell
The 'Betsy' - Wm. De. Woolf
The 'Expedition' - John and Jacob Roosevelt
The 'Charlotte' - Moses and Sam Levy and Jacob Franks
The 'Franks' - Moses and Sam Levy
"By 1730, Jews owned 115 plantations". - ("Jews & Judaism in the United States", 1983) - Rabbi Marc Lee Raphael