How were Jewish people trated in world war 2?

Answer 1

At the bottom line it can only be cited as bigotry and intolerance.

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The Nazis were determined to destroy what they called 'Jewish Bolshevism': they saw Communism as Jewish.

Answer 2

Well for one, they were treated like crap. Do you want examples? They were rapde, flipped upside down and used as ash trays, beaten, abused, kicked, punched. God forbid she was pregnant, because then she would be used for experiments that usually hurt/aborted the baby, and killed the mother.

Answer 3

In Germany and German-occupied countries, Jewish-owned businesses were seized by the Nazis and sold to non-Jews from 1939 onwards. In Germany, the process was referred to as 'aryanization'. The proceeds went to the German government.

Answer 4

They were exterminated as much as possible by the Axis powers' governments, but shown much kindness (provided food, shelter, clothing) by many heroic commoners living in Axis territories throughout the War.

Answer 5

Well, In germany Jewish people were sent to concentration camps, where they had to work really hard. Sometimes, if they were sick or had a childbirth, they were sent to a gas chamber where they had to take their clothes off and died in poisonous gases. Soviet forces were the first to approach a major Nazi camp, reaching Majdanek near Lublin, Poland, in July 1944. Surprised by the rapid Soviet advance, the Germans attempted to hide the evidence of mass murder by demolishing the camp. Camp staff set fire to the large crematorium used to burn bodies of murdered prisoners, but in the hasty evacuation the gas chambers were left standing..

Answer 6

Jewish women didn't have jobs because they were in concentration camps.

Answer 7

No Jobs and poor treatment