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What did the Jews think might be the reason for their deportation and where were they told they were going?
Many Jews initially believed that their deportation was a temporary measure for resettlement or labor. They were often told they were being relocated for work or to concentration camps under the guise of safety and resettlement. This misinformation led to a widespread sense of confusion and disbelief about the true intentions behind their deportation. Ultimately, many would realize the grim reality of their situation only after it was too late.
When will Jews realize that Mel Gibson is smarter than Jews?
When they stop associating themselves with Hollywood, just kidding. What kind of question is this
What information did the angry passing prisoner tell the newly arriving Jews about the flaming chimneys?
The angry passing prisoner warned the newly arriving Jews that the chimneys they were seeing with flames and smoke were actually the crematoriums where bodies were being burned. He was trying to convey to them the horrifying reality of the situation in the concentration camp.
When did the US become aware of the situation for the Jews and other minorities in Europe?
The US was aware from the start but did nothing intill 1944 but russia and england tried negotiating
Where did the Jews first start out?
Start out from ... where?
The jews of sighet underestimated the approaching danger because?
they never imagined the extent of the horrors that were to come during the Holocaust. They were in denial about the reality of the situation and believed that the danger would pass without affecting them directly. They did not anticipate the true scale and brutality of the genocide that was about to unfold.
Who was allowed to move the tabernacle?
In Mythology The JEWS. In reality No-one as it never existed.
What caused the Jews to move to Israel in the 1940s?
The holocaust in Europe, which not only scared all the Jews that survived out of Europe, but also made all Jews realize that their on their own.
Why do you think the Jews were reluctant to believe the reality of their situation in the book Night?
In "Night," the Jews were reluctant to believe the reality of their situation due to a combination of disbelief and denial. Many held onto the hope that the atrocities would not escalate and that their lives would return to normal, as they had experienced a long history of anti-Semitism but had also seen resilience and survival. Additionally, the gradual nature of the Nazis' actions made it harder for them to grasp the full extent of the danger they faced. This disbelief was compounded by the psychological need to maintain a sense of normalcy in the face of unimaginable horror.
How were the Jews affected by the laws Hitler passed?
you do realize he didnt pass any laws aginst jews he just stired up hate blameing jews for the bad thaings that happend to them to make germany want to kill the jews
Why did Hitler try to kill Jews?
Because he was insane and he saw the Jews as the cause of the bad economic situation in Germany.
How did the yellow star impact the Holocaust?
The yellow star was what Jews were forced to wear in order to identify them as Jews it was placed in their clothes in their jewelry and this helped people realize who they were
