How did German Jews and non-Jews react to the events of Kristallnacht?

Kristallnacht was a clear message to German Jews that they were not safe and that the authorities would not support them against acts of violence. Many attempted to emigrate and seek refuge with non-Jewish friends. Some German non-Jews supported their Jewish neighbours by protesting about events. They suffered retribution by the state. Most non-Jews responded in silence, either because they were not personally affected by events or they tacitly agreed with the pogrom against the Jews. Some gained personally by looting Jewish goods. This source-based task is designed for students of the NSW History K-10 Syllabus for the Australian Curriculum.
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