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what shared motivation did jews in the warsaw ghetto have for defending themselves against the german?

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Throughout their imprisonment in the ghettos, Jews had found ways to defy and resist Nazi conquerors: they organized mutual aid societies, they continued to practice their religion and educate their children, and they made heroic efforts to document their lives (see reading, Voices from the Warsaw Ghetto in Chapter 8). In more than 100 ghettos, Jews formed underground movements with the goal of escaping the ghetto, joining partisan (armed resistance) groups, or organizing a revolt. Prisoners in several camps, including Auschwitz, Treblinka, and Sobibór, mounted revolts. In Vilna, Bialystock, and several other ghettos, Jews resisted deportations with force. The largest armed resistance by Jews against the Nazis occurred in the Warsaw ghetto.

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The Jews revolted against the Germans in order to liberate themselves from the Warsaw Ghetto and the harsh living conditions there.

What was the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising?

The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising was conducted by the Jews in the Warsaw Ghettos, a small part of Poland's capital city, where all the Jews of Poland were forced to live during in 1940. It was an armed revolt.

What were the motives for the Warsaw Uprising?

  • The Germans forced a heavy population of Jewish communities to live in compact and unsanitary places
  • They were not provided enough food to sustain with
  • All Jewish Organizations were cancelled, or forced to be withdrawn
  • Due to mountainous amounts of deaths that resulted from starvation and spread of deadly diseases
  • They were against the concentration camps organized by the Germans.

Therefore, the above were the motives for the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.

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