neighborhoods referred to as the Ghetto.
Ghettoes
Ghettos
to the south of Poland (those on the German side).
At that time they were encouraged to move into the cities, but in particular they had to move to a region called 'General Government'.
no - only because no camps were built specifically for Jews, they were forced to have concentration camps though.
The process started in November 1939 and continued for several months.
Between 6-7 million, half of them Polish Jews.
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Jews Polish Jews Soviet Pows some gypsies mostly jews and polish jews
in world war 2, after Germany invaded pland in 1939, more than two million polish Jews came under German control, and were eventuly forced in to what the Germans called "ghettos"or"Jewish residential quarters."The Germans created more than 400 ghettos in occupied territories. But the biggest ghettos was in Warsaw, the polish capital, where almost half a million Jews were confied, and killed.
Central Committee of Polish Jews was created in 1944.
Central Committee of Polish Jews ended in 1950.