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    Leon Leyson

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    leave his wife and children in Krakow. A short time later, Leon's father was arrested and held in a local prison for several weeks, resulting with the family famished and in debt. The remaining Jews were transferred to a closed off ghetto at the edge of the city. The ghetto was so crowded that there were…

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    Polish ghetto” Over 11 million people died during the Holocaust, 6 million were Jews, and 1.1 million were children. During the later years of World War 2, Nazis started ordering all Jews to live within a certain area, called a ghetto. Some ghettos began as an “open” environment, which meant the Jewish residents could leave their homes, and community during the day but must come home before curfew. Later, they were forced to be “closed” ghettos, trapping the Jews inside the confined ghetto.…

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    holocaust started because the Jews were blamed for the loss of WWI. They would put the Jews in ghettos where they had to do everything in order to live. From there they would transfer them and put them in concentration camps where they would kill or execute the Jews. The holocaust was a dreadful time and place for the Jews. First, from 1933-1945, the Nazis executed six million Jews. They would put them in ghettos; from there they would take them to concentration camps, there they killed Jews…

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    Malavika Vengilatt 5th Hour Jakob the Liar Film Review Jewish shop keeper Jakob is forced to move to the ghettos after being accused that he was seen out near curfew. On the way there, he overhears a radio broadcast on how the Soviet army was defeating the Germans. He shares this valuable information to his good friend Mischa, who tells others, sparking a rumor about a secret radio within the ghetto. Everyone is full of hope that the war will end shortly. Meanwhile another rumor is spread that…

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    the Holocaust (Strahinich 8). The Holocaust took place mainly in Germany and its annexed countries like Poland, but it was present in several Eastern European nations (Strahinich 8). The victims of the Holocaust were relocated from their homes to ghettos and, finally, concentration camps. These places were often spread very far apart from each other (Rossel 31). The main perpetrators of…

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    You are a Jew caught in Nazi controlled Europe during WWII. You have been taken from your home and forced into a ghetto along with your Jewish friends and neighbors. The area is very cramped and you have been given only miniscule rations of food. German Officers have just arrived to transport your family, friends, and yourself to an unknown destination, and based on what these oppressors have done to you so far, you figure that where they plan to take you isn’t pleasant to say the least. Your…

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    smuggled food in order to survive. “Small children in the Warsaw ghetto sometimes helped smuggle food to their families and friends by crawling through narrow openings in the ghetto wall” (Life in the Ghettos). Although many of the people willing to collect food ended up being shot and killed next to the walls, the handful that survived became heroes to everyone they helped. Aside from the restrictions put on the people trapped in the ghettos, many of them fought for the health and safety of…

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    Poland came shortly after Hitlers rise to power. The Holocaust began with the invasion of Poland in 1939 which was the beginning to WWII. The German occupation of Poland lasted from 1939 to 1944. During this time Jews were isolated and sent to live in ghettos, their rights were stripped away, and…

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    In the first website called “ARMED JEWISH RESISTANCE: PARTISANS” talks about the arms Jewish resistance in Eastern and Western Europe. In Eastern Europe Jewish resistances would fight the Nazis in ghettos behind the front lines. Resistances started to emerge in many Eastern ghettos, to about over 100. Armed Jewish resistances in Western Europe were able to smuggle 500 jews and non- jews into hiding. In Belgium a resistance was able to derail a deportation train and attacked and burned files…

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    Germans put the Jewish people on the Warsaw Ghetto and the time that they make a lot of things to the Jews like kill them or steel their things and take their freedom away. The Warsaw Ghetto was like a prison for Jews that the Germans build to enclose all Jews there the Ghetto was built in the capital of Polish, in the Ghetto the Germans put around like 360,000 to 400,000 Jews in the Ghetto…

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