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The Jews were isolated in Europe in ways such as Jewish quarters and wearing "yellow stars" or the symbol of the Jewish faith. They often put Jews in ghettos.

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You need to give a timeframe and a place or region.

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they killed everyone that didn't

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They didn't I guess they rounded them up and forced them to live in ghettos.

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