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Since Germany expanded its citizenship laws to allow more descendants of Jews who fled Nazi persecution to apply, interest has surged. While some applicants cite practical benefits like easier travel within the European Union, others point to deeper motivations.

That's the case for an increasing number of American Jews whose families escaped Nazi Germany. Some are now applying for German citizenship in order to reclaim their lost family heritage. But many also say that they're looking to secure a "Plan B" amid an increasingly uncertain political climate in the United States.

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But many also say that they're looking to secure a "Plan B" amid an increasingly uncertain political climate in the United States.

Austria offered us the opportunity a few years ago. Most of my family took them up on the offer.

As an Austrian,a member of the EU... Biaritz or Nazare! Good waves, good food, no Trump.

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