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The only architecturally intact ghetto in Europe is in Venice. It covers two islands, and when Jews were forced by law to live in the ghetto it was crowded and somewhat run down. The inhabitants built upwards from about 1630 onwards in order to make the best possible use of limited space. Ironically, the Venice ghetto has become a rather upmarket residential area in the last 30 years or so.

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They were mainly like the ghettos today. the ghettos there is where Jews where forced to live. where They were evacuated and moved somewhere else. There were many small and cramped buildings. It was pretty dirty and the things there were in bad conditoin

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