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What is German control during World War 2?
tht was during the holocaust and they were the ones who killed Jews for no reason at all!
How were all the German camps the same during World War 2?
They all killed Jews in some way.
Where were Jews that were under german control sent during the world war 2?
Mostly camps in Poland.
During Which Jewish holiday did the German persecution of the Jews in Sighet begin?
It was during the Passover
When were the German Jews not allowed to use radios?
Before and during WWII.
Why did the Jews act so peacefully during the German occupation?
(The Jews living in Germany were German... and you can't exactly say the Germans were 'occupying' their own country)
What were the three groups of people persecuted during the holocaust?
German Jews, non-German Jews and people who weren't actually Jewish but were considered Jewish by the Germans.
How many German Jews served in the German army in world war 1?
I don't think there is a count for WWI. Remember, WWI was not fought because of persectution of Jews but on the invasion of Belgium.
What Hitler doing to Jews?
Hitler believed that the Jews were to blame for the German loss of World War One.
What is the meaning of the word schindler?
Oskar Schindler was a German industrialist famous for employing Jews during World War 2, saving them from concentration camps.
Are the Israelis the Jews from Germany?
75% of Israelis are Jewish. These Jews come from all over the world. Specifically to this question, no, the majority of Israeli Jews are not descended from German Jews. Around 50% of Israel's Jewish community comes from Jews of the Arab World and their descendants (Mizrahim). 20.9% of Israel's Jews are of from the former USSR. Meanwhile, German and Austrian Jews make up around 2.7% of Israeli Jews.
How many Jews fought in World War 1 fighting for the Germans?
Approximately 100,000 Jews served in the German army during World War I. Many of these soldiers were motivated by a sense of patriotism and loyalty to Germany, despite facing antisemitism. The contributions of Jewish soldiers were significant, and around 12,000 Jews were awarded military honors for their service. This participation challenged the prevailing stereotypes of Jews at the time and highlighted their role in the German military.
