Well, were they offered, a free trip to a luxurious camping facility in exotic Poland where they could frolic to hearts content or were they offered a quick trip to a concentration camp? It makes a difference how you present these things. The very, very fine print probably said something like, “quick trip to a death camp.” Very, very, very fine print and when the contract was offered the room was lit by only one small candle,

Judaism is all about reading the fine print. Otherwise rabbis would be unemployed