The ghetto was a sad and dreary place for the oppressed Jewish people. The ghetto had many fires, no food, coal mines, diamond mines, shoe shopes, and watchmaking shops.
Ghetto Grapevine refers to a type of rumor passing through a ghetto community. They use grapevine because a vine wiggles and passes through things, the vine is the rumor passing its way through people...but through a ghetto community.
The amount of food allowed into the ghetto by the Nazis was grossly insufficient. The inhabitants smuggled in food and manufactured (workshop, craft) good to pay for the food. They also smuggles in raw materials so they could make things to exchange (barter, swap) for food again.
They had almost everything that one would find in any town or city. They had butchers, bakers and candlestick makers, they had police, firemen and hospitals, they had restaurants and schools, undertakers and politicians. They just had less, less food, fewer resources.
People that survive war are far more appreciative of life and seem to enjoy life more. They are more content, and don't let little things bother them. After all, they survived far worse things (during the war). You haven't lived, until you've almost died.
The ghetto was a sad and dreary place for the oppressed Jewish people. The ghetto had many fires, no food, coal mines, diamond mines, shoe shopes, and watchmaking shops.
sang in the ghetto, to remind people of others struggling.
they had many people selling (or trying to sell) all kinds of personal posessions.
Because shes wannabe ghetto. And to be ghetto you must say mean things. Everyone knows that.
He was in some sort of prison camp inside German occupied Poland- in the Battle of Krakow ( howitzers played a role, sorry about the two-stage bang)- but as he is not Jewish it is stretching things to call him a Holocaust survivor or refugee. POW, yes, ____ According to the Wikipedia article on him, Roman Polanski was half Jewish and was forced into the Krakow Ghetto, but he survived ... I think he counts as a Holocaust survivor.
they had fires
The same things we need to survive here on earth.
They get their needs by interacting and by working with the people of a community.
ghettos and camps were two different things.
Government, Economy, and People
The Warsaw Ghetto was sealed off from the surrounding areas, and in principle the inhabitants were entirely dependent on the SS for food and water. As the amounts allowed into the ghetto was wretched and inadequate, the Jews found ways of smuggling raw materials into the ghetto and then finished goods out. These finished goods were then swapped for food, which was smuggled back into the ghetto. There was at least one weak link so to speak in the walls surrounding the ghetto. The labour consisted of work on small workshops making such things as leather goods and clothing.
None, there were things in the ghetto which were better than in the camps, but there were no benefits; there was no guarantee of food, or of housing, or of work.