it depends upon which definition of poor you mean; do you mean it as a measure of wealth or a measure of quality.
The conditions were quite poor
the conditions that lead to dysentery were from poor conditions and from under heat
Germany
In the Holocaust itself rich and poor Jews were treated alike: they were slaughtered. (One could not buy one's way out of the Holocaust).
poor, it was reasonable polar, if you worked outside you would not see shelter all day.
Yes, of course, since during WWI Germany losted, the Allied nations forced Germany to pay for all of the losses. Since the German government didn't have enough money, they minted too much to pay for the Allies and Marks inflated so badly that adults allowed children to use stacks of Marks as building blocks to play with. An this is how Hitler took power of Germany by aiding poor people and getting their votes in return when he was running for office. And the rise of Nazis ultimately gave rise to Benito Mussolini and Hirohito Michinomiya and WWII thus begun.
Continental congress
Assuring welfare to the poor and unemployed
Direct relief
they died in the holocaust. they were poor, had nowhere to flee.
During the Great Depression of the 1930s, the national government was in debt. They had to increase their spending for public services, such as food assistance because people were too poor.
East Germany was economically backwards and most of the population were desperately poor. add to this the administration of an authoritarian government and an inability to leave you can imagine that things were not to comfortable for the majority of the people.