The Ghettos of the Holocaust
This essay is about the research I did over the Jewish ghettos of the Holocaust. In this essay I will explain to you about the ghettos that were built or involved in the Holocaust. You will gain facts about life in these ghettos. You learn the different types of ghettos. You will gain knowledge of the history and origin of these ghettos. I will tell who was involved with the ghettos, where the ghettos were, what happened inside and out of the ghettos, why did this happen,when where the ghettos established, and how did these ghettos affect the history of the world. It all started near the beginning of the second World War. Nazi Germany had at the least 1,000 ghettos established in the countries of Poland and Soviet Russia alone. Jews were forced to wear the yellow …show more content…
Nazi had Jews concentrated from everywhere in Hungary except for the capital, Budapest for a while. Eventually the Nazis had gotten a few ghettos inside of Budapest, Hungary. One of the ghettos in Budapest had over 63,000 Jews inside of a 0.1 square mile area! Families had to share a house or room with friends but mostly strangers. A majority of all the Jews that were concentrated were sent to the concentration/death camp Birkenau, Auschwitz. When who could not work weren’t shot in Budapest. Instead they did not receive their food tickets, so they didn’t get to eat. This lead to mass starvation and death throughout the camps. Well over 75,000 Jewish men, women, and children that lived in the ghettos died from lack of nutrients, and starvation, and disease. On January 1945 Budapest Hungary had been liberated from Soviet Russia. Soviet Russia had liberated nearly 9,000 Jews out of the 440,000. In case you wonder what happened to the other 431,000 Jews , they were either killed or survived in Birkenau, Auschwitz. Not even a fourth was saved in
This essay is about the research I did over the Jewish ghettos of the Holocaust. In this essay I will explain to you about the ghettos that were built or involved in the Holocaust. You will gain facts about life in these ghettos. You learn the different types of ghettos. You will gain knowledge of the history and origin of these ghettos. I will tell who was involved with the ghettos, where the ghettos were, what happened inside and out of the ghettos, why did this happen,when where the ghettos established, and how did these ghettos affect the history of the world. It all started near the beginning of the second World War. Nazi Germany had at the least 1,000 ghettos established in the countries of Poland and Soviet Russia alone. Jews were forced to wear the yellow …show more content…
Nazi had Jews concentrated from everywhere in Hungary except for the capital, Budapest for a while. Eventually the Nazis had gotten a few ghettos inside of Budapest, Hungary. One of the ghettos in Budapest had over 63,000 Jews inside of a 0.1 square mile area! Families had to share a house or room with friends but mostly strangers. A majority of all the Jews that were concentrated were sent to the concentration/death camp Birkenau, Auschwitz. When who could not work weren’t shot in Budapest. Instead they did not receive their food tickets, so they didn’t get to eat. This lead to mass starvation and death throughout the camps. Well over 75,000 Jewish men, women, and children that lived in the ghettos died from lack of nutrients, and starvation, and disease. On January 1945 Budapest Hungary had been liberated from Soviet Russia. Soviet Russia had liberated nearly 9,000 Jews out of the 440,000. In case you wonder what happened to the other 431,000 Jews , they were either killed or survived in Birkenau, Auschwitz. Not even a fourth was saved in