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Where did the Jews first think they were going when they were told about the transport?
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Do you think Hitler was a genius?
Not really. When Germany was loosing, instead of using trains to transport goods, he used them to transport Jews to their death
How did Nazis transport the Jews?
Nazis transported the Jews by train mostly.
Were the Jews killed before going into the crematories?
Yes, they were first gassed.
What did people think about Shakespearean Jews?
People think they are Jews of course dummy JEWS JEWS JEWS
How many jews traveled with zerubbabel in the first return from captivity?
30,000 I think .
Why were Jews put in a railroad cart?
to transport them to concentration camps
Who do Jews think they are?
They don't think, they know who they are. They are the Jews, God's Chosen People!
Were Jews allowed to ride trams buses and cars during world war 2?
If the question is asking about Jews in Nazi-Occupied Europe, then the answer was effectively: No. While Jews were moved between ghettos and concentration camps using trains, these were not trains that Jews chose to get on, nor were they humane, nor Jews did not have the choice of where they were going, and, finally, Jews were strictly forbidden from using general public transport. Outside of Nazi-Occupied Europe, Jews were generally able to use transportation, especially in the UK and USA.
Who went Bergen-belsen and why?
Jews and Poles, mainly. When it first started, Belsen was used as a transport camp to trade Jews with the Allies. At around November 1944, as the Allies drew near, transports from other concentration camps were made to Bergen-Belsen.
If nothing justifies antisemitism why are there so many christians who think jews are going to hell?
"Judaism" is a peculiar category to put this question in.
What did the Jews eat on the trains?
First, for the purposes of this question, I am narrowing the analysis to Jews who keep kosher, e.g. follow the dietary laws, and also ignoring any personal allergies.Being on a train has no effect on a what a Jew can or cannot eat. Jews eat the same food on trains that they do in their homes or restaurants (except they may opt for particular dishes that are easier to transport like sandwiches over stews).If by "the trains" you are referring to the cattle cars used to transport Jews in miserable conditions to the Nazi Concentration Camps, Jews were not given food for the ride. They were "expected" to tough it out or die.
What do Jews still think about Hitler?
Jews revile him. (I think that is as polite a response as possible.)
