Generally, the only hope of survival was to escape from the ghetto.
1. For a time there was at a tunnel from a house in the ghetto to the outside world. The big problem was surviving once outside ...
2. Some escaped through the sewers, but again there were big problems once outside they surfaced on the other side.
3. For a time there was one point (a cemetary) which was separated only be barbed wire, not a wall and it is said that it was easier to cross there, but the section was well usually well guarded.
4. 34 Jews survived the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising by fleeing through the sewers.
Jews survived by saving up for food in the black market. Some Jews wrote letters, secretly, to the U.S.A at secret locations to ask for assistance. That is how World War 2 concluded.
they had a ration of bread and soup sometimes they didnt eat even that for up to months but survived because the body begins to eat away fat then muscle on your body when starved
Some people hid some Jews?
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the longer that one would avoid incarceration, the more likely that they would survive
Nothing they couldn't do anything coz if they disagreed with hitler they were killed anyway
Water, food, light, and anything they needed to survive
Some were religious and Orthodox Jews, some were Reform Jews; some held no real religious convictions, some were atheists, some had converted to Christianity, some were the children or grandchildren of mixed marriages who were now 'tainted' in the eye of Nazism. They were all doomed.
Gomes is a Hispanic name. Some Jews use it and some who are not Jews use it.
the longer that one would avoid incarceration, the more likely that they would survive
Only the Pharisees survived and became today's Jews.
Hitler claimed that the Jews needed to be eliminated for Germany to survive as a nation
So Judaism wouldn't die out.
they survived by fleeing from their homes (gererally to Sweeden).
they realised that they had to do anything that they could to survive
Nothing they couldn't do anything coz if they disagreed with hitler they were killed anyway
Water, food, light, and anything they needed to survive
Some Jews live in Israel.
More than 80% of the Jews of Europe did NOT survive the Holocaust. Those that did, survived by luck, hiding, and help from others.
Those who were in the areas of conflict survived through luck.
During the years 1939 - 1945, there was an effort by Nazi Germany to kill all the Jews of Europe; six million Jews were killed, although a small number of European Jews did manage to survive.