Where did the Jews live during the Holocaust?

Answer 1

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They were usually hiding from the Nazi's in abandoned buildings, as for the unlucky Jews, they were living in concentration camps.

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Most of them were living in ghettos. Very few were in hiding. After all, hiding for a long time is difficult.

Answer 2

The Jews were kept in concentration camps and death camps in different places in Nazi-occupied territory.

In Poland, from early 1940 onwards, the Jews were herded into ghettos, which were then sealed off. The food allowed into the ghettos was grossly insufficient. Later, the Jews were transported from the ghettos to the extermination camps.

Answer 3

They were made to stay in concentration camps, also known as death camps where they were forced to do gruelling work but were gassed after they were completely fatigued. The most famous concentration camp, which is still open as to comemerate these brave people is called Auschwitz.

Answer 4

The Jews were rounded up by the Nazis and taken work camps or concentration camps or extermination camps. Some were allowed to live in ghettos. The camps and ghettos were in Poland, Germany and other locations. Six million Jews were murdered by the German Nazis.

Answer 5

In Germany, unless they were resettling in the Eastern territories conquered by the Nazis between '38-'45, Czechoslovakia, Polish and even some Russian territories.

Answer 6

In Germany and Nazi-occupied Europe the Jews were dependent on the Nazis and their allies and collaborators for food.

Answer 7

Many survivors had to live in Displaced Persons Camps till they could find a permanent home.

Answer 8

they lived almost everywhere but mostly in germany and Austria

Answer 9

in their homes.