This was also known as the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, they weren't moving the Jewish people to the Ghettos, they were trying to take them out and put them into a concentration camp.
it was one excuse used to put Jews into ghettos.
Indeed. Jews were in ghettos.
Ghettos
Jews did not agree to be police in the ghettos, they were made to!
Ghettos were the places they kept the Jews. The ghettos were isolated, enclosed communities that the Germans kept the Jews in. Ghettos were where the Jews were forced to live, under horrible conditions.
The Jews had to live in ghettos.
On the Jews.
No. Let us note for clarification that a ghetto is not simply a Jewish neighborhood (as Jews might organize for themselves), but a neighborhood where Jews are legally mandated to live by the government authorities and will likely have laws, walls, and curfews designed to keep Jews distinct from the Non-Jewish population.Jews lived in ghettos throughout Europe and the Arab World for centuries prior to World War II. (The ghettoization under the Nazis was unique because it forced Jews that had been emancipated, i.e. let out of the ghettos, to be forced back in.) In Europe, after the Holocaust, it became politically untenable to put Jews into ghettos again. In the Arab World, Jews were in a state of quasi-emancipation, where some were in ghettos and others were not. However, there were mass emigrations of Jews from the Arab World to Israel and other Western countries which effectively emptied the Arab World ghettos since the entire population departed. New World countries (especially the United States) and Israel never had ghettos to start with, so they never had to disappear.
During world war II where they put thousands of Jews at one time.
Yes, what ever Ghettos their were in the Axis state, jews were sent to them
basically as soon as the Germans occupied a country, they would put the Jews into ghettos.
There are always Jews who celebrate Passover regardless of the location or circumstances. Jews celebrated Passover in the ghettos, and then in the concentration camps.