No, they didn't invent the ghetto, but they did force the Jews in all occupied territories into ghettos. The origin of the word goes back to Italy in the 1600s. It referred until recently to areas where Jews were forced to live in some European cities until about 1830. More recently the term has been extended to refer to any district where a minority population is concentrated, particularly if they are there due to social, economic or political pressures.
Without a doubt, it was the Warsaw Ghetto, which at one stage had about 450,000 Jews living there.
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in the warsaw ghettom they entertained themselves by throwing stuff at germans
They didn't.
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The question is a bit vague. It was the home of Warsaw's Jewish population and when the Nazis decided to send them to the camps, they targetted the Ghetto.
It was the largest ghetto. Though it was a 'closed' ghetto there were many routes which a person could take to enter and exit without being caught. The leader of the ghetto killed himself when he realsied that the inhabitants would be exterminated. The ghetto made a profit (for the Germans). Some ghetto inhabitants employed servants for quite some time after entering the ghetto. The ghetto employed a group of historians to chronicle the events, these were then buried and most have been recovered.
At first, the Germans were a little surprised.
yes there was one officer i forget who anyway his house was right above the ghetto every morning he would shoot random people from his step
Yes. Potato pancakes are a German delicacy.
because the Germans ran out of coca cola during wwii