What was the diffference between a Ghetto and a concentration Camp during the Holocaust in war once?

Answer 1

Nothing in principle but in practice a ghetto was an area of an existing town separated from the rest of the town and a concentration camp was a prison built for the purpose, usually well away from a town.

Answer 2

concentration camps are where the natzis put Jewish people and killed them becoase of their relgon and ghettos are just neiborhoods that are geenerally poor and have gangs an dtend to involve shooting from high people

Answer 3

The Ghetto in World War 2 was the bad part of town, like where everything was messed up and filthy. The concentration camps made Jews work around all day. The Ghetto's were better than the concentration camps, that's the difference.

Answer 4

Concentration camps are typically used to hold vast quantities of people based on their political, religious or other 'unacceptable' criteria, including sexual orientation and physical deformities. There is seldom any sense of due process or justice associated with them.

Jails are temporary (one year or less) places to hold suspected criminals or those sentenced to jail time through the proper channels. The 'proper channels' has different meanings in different places and not all agree as to the process.