Question

What did the germans have that most other immigrants did not?

Answer 1

Guiltiness in reference to zur nationalsozialism

Answer 2

Most of the German immigrants were Protestants, and among them Lutherans were the majority. About one-third of German immigrants were Catholics. A substantial segment—about 250,000—of the German immigrants were Jews. Jews had lived in Germany since the fourth century, many having settled in the Rhine area.