In the German-held occupation territories in World War Two, especially in Poland, ghettos were formed in the cities. A ghetto was a closed and guarded neighborhood within the city, into which the Jews were forcefully relocated and registered. These neighborhoods or "ghettos" were basically an urban form of a prison in which Jews were disallowed free movement, commerce or basic civil rights. The ghettos were severely overcrowded and lacked in basic supplies and services that people need. They were intended by the German occupation forces as a place to warehouse a very large number of Jewish people until they got around to making "selektions" or "aktions"on the town squares, in which large numbers of Jewish people were mandatorily chosen for liquidation, and forced onto railcars bound for the death camps that were set up by the Germans. Or murdered on-site, in the case of "aktions." Probably the largest and most famous ghetto was in Warsaw, Poland.
No, every building in the Warsaw was destroyed by the SS in April and May, 1943 when they put down the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
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No, trench warfare was not widely used in World War II as it was in World War I.
World War I resulted in around 20 million casualties, while World War II had approximately 70-85 million casualties. This means that World War II had a significantly higher number of casualties compared to World War I.
World War I resulted in approximately 20 million deaths, while World War II caused around 70-85 million deaths, making World War II significantly more deadly than World War I.
One of the biggest ghettos in history was the Warsaw Ghetto in Poland during World War II. It housed over 400,000 Jews in a small area, leading to overcrowding, starvation, and disease before its destruction in the Holocaust.
No, every building in the Warsaw was destroyed by the SS in April and May, 1943 when they put down the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
No, but there was a ghetto established that was named Amsterdam
The flop were German police in the world war II. They guarded the ghettos but i am not sure why they called them flops.
During World War II, Jewish people were often relocated to the ghetto. (???)
The Biggest Ghetto Held 400,000 people in it. This was the Warsaw Ghetto.
The Biggest Ghetto Held 400,000 people in it. This was the Warsaw Ghetto.
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Here are 3 examples of Ghettos which were used during World War 2; Krakow Ghetto (Poland)Warsaw Ghetto (Poland)Lwow Ghetto (Poland)For more, see related link.