Why does wiesel mention the story of the st. louis in his speech "the perils of indifference"?

a. to show how the united states failed to act on behalf of the jews during wwii
b. to describe how the nazi regime was ultimately defeated in wwii
c. to list how many jews were able to escape to the united states
d. to demonstrate how suffering can end with a simple act of human kindness

Elie Wiesel was a survivor to the Holocaust who gave the speech "The Perils of Indifference" in 1999.

During this speech, he mentions the depressing tale of the St. Louis. Wiesel mentions this story (a) to show how the United States failed to act on behalf of the Jews during WWII. He explains that there was a human cargo of approximately 1,000 Jews that was turned back to Nazi Germany and then questions why did not the United States allow these refuges to disembark. In this way, he shows how the United States failed to act on behalf oh the Jews during WWII.

i could of w this question but i don't see a " passage " .

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sorry ! ):