How was life for Jews in Nazi Germany?

Answer 1

Life for Jews in Nazi Germany was a hurrendous time. They were offended because of their religion, and often taken away in the time of 'Ghettos' in which they must surrender and be taken in to a concentration camp. The time of the 'Holocaust'. Jews were forced to be slaves in the camps, helping to build new camps, cramped together. They were starved on little food. They were as thin as a plank of wood. The Jews would often hide in attics, as they did not want to be caught. If you are interested there is a Diary written by a young female Jew on her life as she hid in an attic. She was called Anne Frank. If a Jew was considered 'weak' they were killed in either the gas chamber, they were starved or they were simply shot. Almost 1/4 of the Jews were killed in their own towns as they refused to leave. They were forced to strip, lay on their back and they were shot one by one.

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