How were Jews treated unfairly?

Answer 1

Jewish people in the Second World War were forced to endure many different kinds of discrimination because of their religion. They had to sew a yellow cutout of the Star of David to their clothes to publicize that they were Jewish. Many restaurants and shops were closed to Jewish people. Jewish shop owners were forced to close their shops with no compensation. They were forced to give up their homes and all possessions to move into unsanitary and cramped "ghettos". These ghettos were eventually liquidated and the Jewish people were moved to work camps where they were separated from their family members. In these camps they were under-fed and sometimes not fed at all. Many people died from starvation and from the cold. An unknown number of Jews (the actual number is only an estimate as records were not kept, and when they were, they were often destroyed) were led to "showers" but were in fact killed by a poisonous gas emitted from the sprinklers. Millions of Jewish people died in the Second World War, innocent people of all ages.

Answer 2

No one really knows, but most thought that they weren't people because of what they believed like Hitler. But I believe that they are people like you and me they just believe in different things. and over time they have grown as all of us have.

Answer 3

We are treated badly because of where we are - after the diaspora, Jews have been scattered all over the world. And who will the people blame? The outsiders, which just happened to be Jews.