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The Nazis did not have Polish-style ghettos in Germany, as they knew it would leave Germans uneasy, possibly very uneasy. Instead, in 1939-40 German Jews were only allowed to live in designated appartment blocks and certain streets in the main cities. The appartment blocks had a Star of David and the letter J above all entrances.
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How many ghettos exist today?
Although there isn't a total count of all the ghettos in Nazi occupied territories. In German occupied Poland and Soviet Union alone, there were over 1,000 ghettos. The largest of all the ghettos was the Warsaw ghetto in Poland. It contained over 400,000 Jews within a mere 1.3 square miles.
Who were forced in to the ghettos?
Indeed. Jews were in ghettos.
How were ghettos part of the final solution?
the ghettos came before the final solution
What were the ghettos and what was their purpose?
the reason for the ghettos was to have a place to stay during the rough it wasn't much but they made due
What happened to the people in the ghettos?
they were most likely killed ___ They were given insufficent food and usually no medication in the ghettos. Most of the ghettos were also hopelessly overcrowded and disease spread easily. Moreover, from December 1941 on the inhabitants of the ghettos were taken to extermination camps and killed there.
