Was there a Nazi response to late 1930s French Prime Minister, Leon Blum, being Jewish?

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estherke

Well, yes. They imprisoned him in Buchenwald. Not only was he a Jew, but he was a Socialist, thus combining two mortal sins in the eyes of the Nazis. The fact that he was a world famous politician is what saved him from being sent straight to a death camp for extermination. His brother was not so lucky and died in Auschwitz.