Article 1: The article, “Jewish Uprisings in Ghettos and Camps, 1941-1944” refers to two main forms or sources of armed Jewish resistance of the Nazis. It focuses on underground resistance movements in Jewish ghettos and camps. There were about 100 in ghettos and 3 in camps. The goal was never to beat the Nazis, it was always to escape or die honorably. Few survived, but those that did told their story or joined partisan groups in the fight against the Germans.
Article 2: The article, “Jewish Resistance” goes over multiple different types of Jewish resistance. There are about 100 examples of armed Jewish resistance in the ghettos and camps. This was mostly done by smuggling in weapons and often resulted in failure. Another form of resistance
Article 2: The article, “Jewish Resistance” goes over multiple different types of Jewish resistance. There are about 100 examples of armed Jewish resistance in the ghettos and camps. This was mostly done by smuggling in weapons and often resulted in failure. Another form of resistance