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The first Jews in Poland migrated there from the German regions as Jews moved eastward into Russia. However, the return journey from Russia back west seeded Poland's largest Jewish communities.
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In the Middle Ages, when the Jews were persecuted in Western Europe, Poland was tolerant and welcoming. In parts of Europe the Jews were slaughtered at the time of the First Crusade and later they were accused of causing the bubonic plague. From the late 1640s onwards Russia pushed its large Jewish population westwards into Poland and Lithuania.
Jews were sent into a death camp because Hitler had no mercy to hold back and kill all Jews. He belived that everyone should worship him as there god. He also belived that Jews were the dirtiest race and hated how they celebrated there holidays.
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HITLER WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE GENOCIDE OF OVER 6 MILLION JEWS FROM ALL OVER EUROPE! JUST TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF THIS POLICY, THERE ARE ONLY 5000 JEWS LEFT LIVING IN WARSAW, POLAND WHERE BEFORE THE WAR THERE WERE WELL OVER 2 MILLION JEWS IN POLAND. PRACTICALLY ALL THE GYPSIES WERE WIPED OUT IN EUROPE ESPECIALLY IN HUNGARY. SO MUCH OF THE JEWISH CULTURE AND HISTORY WAS FOREVER DESTROYED OR DISPLACED THAT MAY NEVER COME BACK IN EUROPE! MUSIC, THE ARTS, POLITICS, FAMILIAL LIFE OF THE JEWS AND SO ON WERE FOREVER IMPACTED AS A RESULT OF HITLER'S POLICIES!!!
Poland don't have any debt after II War. Poland was fighting against Germany.
persuade her.....tell her,i love you i guess you don't love me like i do cause , if you did you'd stay her with me and not go back to poland
Answer The Jews were rounded up and forced into confinment in a small area within the city of Warsaw. The Germans began removing them and sending them to concentration camps. The Jews fought back in what became known as the Warsaw Uprising that began on 1 Aug 1944.
Yes it is racist. It clearly expresses discrimination and bias.