The Warsaw Ghetto The Importance of the Warsaw Ghetto: The Last Stop Before Concentration Camps.

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The Warsaw Ghetto The Importance of the Warsaw Ghetto: The Last Stop Before Concentration Camps

Germany After World War I National Socialist Party NAZI Adolf Hitler “Aryan” “Final Solution”

Jews and other “Undesirables” led away

Relocated to “Ghettos”

Largest Ghetto in Warsaw, Poland

Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Passover Eve, 1943 Zionist Youth Movement 56,000 Jewish deaths

Ghettos of Europe - WWII

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Works Cited History Place. 12 January 2011 <historyplace.com/worldwar2/riseofhitler/.htm>. Remember.org. 12 January 2011 <www.remember.org/images>. Roland, Charles. Courage Under Siege: Disease, Starvation and Death in the Warsaw Ghetto. New York: Oxford University Press, 1992. "The Ghettos: Warsaw Ghetto." yadvashem.com. 12 January 2011 <http://www.yadvashem.com/theghettos/warsawghetto>. "Warsaw Ghetto Uprising." USHMM. 12 January 2011 <ushmm.com/warsawghettouprising/.htm>.