How were Jews separated from population centers in nazi territories?

Answer 1

They were either known Jews, or were ratted out by people they knew. During the beginning of the war, Jews were required to register as much by their governments. In most places, it was required by law that they mark themselves as Jews, by wearing a Star of David on their clothing. They were then rounded up and moved into Ghettos, or taken to concentration camps, where they would separate the men from the women, the elderly from the fit, the mothers and children from the single women. Then they were examined, and those who were not fit for labor were killed.

Answer 2

the Jews were separated by woman and men. If you were an elder you were sent with the woman and the babies that couldn't work to the gas chambers as soon as you got of off the train and the men and boys were sent to work camps

Answer 3

Hitler popularized the ideology that Germans were the master race of Earth and that everyone else was inferior. Hitler used the Jews as a scapegoat for Germany's problems, and believed that they and any deemed as a life unworthy of living was no use beyond working in a labor camp. He basically targeted anyone who wasn't German, many of which did not have blonde hair and blue eyes. Some groups besides Jews that he targeted were the homosexuals, the blacks, socialists/communists, anyone who opposed the Nazi ideology, etc. The reason why is because he though that using these groups would help increase Germany in strength, and it did: Under Hitler, Germany was rich because all targeted groups had their property taken away from them and given to the government for military and economic reasons, then made them work in labor camps, where they did things like mining.

Answer 4

They were walled into fortified all-Jewish areas.