Why did Hitler take the Jews to Poland?

Answer 1

Hitler did not take Jews to the ghettos, he took them out of the ghettos and put them into concentration camps to be degraded, abused, tortured, and killed. It was a very ugly chapter of human history, none uglier. Hitler had chosen a strategy of ethnic selfishness. He wanted his own group, which he called the Aryan supermen (Ubermensch in German) to own everything and to enslave or kill the members of other ethnic groups. Jews were a convenient group to victimize because Europe already had a thousand year history of anti-Semitism, and Jews were widely hated for the crime of not being Christians. Hitler blamed Jews for all of Germany's problems, and many Germans were only too happy to agree with him.

Answer 2

The Jews were sent to the ghetto to be held ther until the Nazis figured out twhat to do with them. The Jews were held in the Ghetto while the Nazis designed an built the death camps.

Answer 3

Because Poland had three million Jews and also it was conquered early in the war by the Nazis.

Answer 4

Cuase They hated Jewish people

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Warsaw was the home to the largest Jewish community in the world, so it was an obvious place to establish a ghetto.

Answer 5

He wanted to isolate the Jews from the rest of society.

Answer 6

The other option was to send them to the extermination centres Auschwitz was expanded to take them, to use them as slave labour.

Answer 7

Poland already had the largest concentration of Jews in the world.