This Resistance’s goal was to help fight back and help Jews get out of their camps by any means possible. The organized armed resistance was the most direct form of Jewish opposition to the Nazis. 30,000 jews fought as partisans in world war II.These Jews joined hundreds of thousands of non-Jewish partisans who fought the Germans, but they had to worry about local antisemites. Often they formed all-Jewish groups to protect themselves from their old neighbors.
Jewish resistance took on different forms. Physical resistance by the partisans was something that hurt the Germans. Spiritual resistance may not have affected the Germans and their collaborators directly, but it was important to the Jews, since the Nazis wanted to take away their dignity and self-respect. In defiance of the laws, the Jews held prayer services, or taught children to read Hebrew; those who performed in theater groups or in …show more content…
Most Jewish resistance to the Nazis focused on rescue, escape, aid to those in hiding, and spiritual resistance. Mostly all of the camps served as hospitals after the jews were liberated. There were a lot of acts of sabotage against their Nazi oppressor. Partisan means a member of an organised body of fighters who attack or harass an enemy, especially behind enemy lines. They fought to not get eliminated by the germans. At one of the camps, 55 were able to escape, only 33 were killed. They had to live in the forests, having to sleep on pine needle ground. They were dealing with friendly and unfriendly patients that would come in to the refugee camps. Jewish Partisans committed thousands of acts of sabotage, allowing a lot of jews to escape freely. One of the camps established by Tuvia Bielski in the Naliboki Forest in 1942. There were even uprisings in the killing centers of Treblinka, Sobibor, and Auschwitz during 1943-1944. The resistance was focused on sabotage and freeing the camp
Jewish resistance took on different forms. Physical resistance by the partisans was something that hurt the Germans. Spiritual resistance may not have affected the Germans and their collaborators directly, but it was important to the Jews, since the Nazis wanted to take away their dignity and self-respect. In defiance of the laws, the Jews held prayer services, or taught children to read Hebrew; those who performed in theater groups or in …show more content…
Most Jewish resistance to the Nazis focused on rescue, escape, aid to those in hiding, and spiritual resistance. Mostly all of the camps served as hospitals after the jews were liberated. There were a lot of acts of sabotage against their Nazi oppressor. Partisan means a member of an organised body of fighters who attack or harass an enemy, especially behind enemy lines. They fought to not get eliminated by the germans. At one of the camps, 55 were able to escape, only 33 were killed. They had to live in the forests, having to sleep on pine needle ground. They were dealing with friendly and unfriendly patients that would come in to the refugee camps. Jewish Partisans committed thousands of acts of sabotage, allowing a lot of jews to escape freely. One of the camps established by Tuvia Bielski in the Naliboki Forest in 1942. There were even uprisings in the killing centers of Treblinka, Sobibor, and Auschwitz during 1943-1944. The resistance was focused on sabotage and freeing the camp