2. The Jewish Resistance: An Eye for An Eye By Eugene Eagle Mr. Lawrence’s 2 nd per. English / Reading

3. Origins of Resistance Nazis’ come to power in 1933 Resistance begins 20,000 to 30,000 Jews Occupy countries “Hit-and-run” guerilla tactics GenocideRevenge Nazi AggressionJewish Resistance

4. Resistance in the Ghettos  Unarmed Resistance in the Ghettos  Armed Resistance: Ghetto Rebellions

5. Resistance in Nazi Camps  Unarmed Resistance in the camps  Armed Resistance: Killing Center Revolts

6. Resistance Across Europe  Polish Partisans  Soviet Partisans  Jewish Partisans in the Forests of Eastern Europe  Jewish Partisans in Western and Central Europe

7. Spiritual Resistance  Underground Schools and Libraries  Documenting the Holocaust  Cultural Activities  Clandestine Prayer

8. Resistance in Nazi Germany  Anti-Nazi Activities of the Christian Opposition  Defiant Activities of the Jehovah’s Witnesses  The Herbert Baum Group  The White Rose Group

9. Conclusion  20,000 to 30,000 Jews participated  “Hit-and-run” guerilla tactics  Revenge

10. Works Cited  United States National Holocaust Museum http://www.ushmm.org http://www.ushmm.org  Holocaust and Jewish Resistance Heritage Museum, Israel. http://www.gfh.org.il/http://www.gfh.org.il/  Father Ryan High School. Nashville, TN http://www.fatherryan.org/holocaust/resist.htm