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Jews during Holocaust Jews were taken to concentration camps where they had to work from early in the morning until late in the night. A total of six million Jews were killed. Often there would be hundreds of people taken and burned, slapped, gassed, shot. Many would have to dig their own grave before being shot into it or buried alive. It was a tragic. They also would have to get up at 4ish every morning for roll call where they would stand outside in the freezing weather and stay there for 2 hours or more. Food rations were below subsistence-level.
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LaoLiving conditions was varied from camp to camp.
In camps, such as Auschwitz, There was one narrow bunkbed that fit one person. Jews and other minourity groups were forced into Ghettos. They were small living areas that could house one family, minimum. Hitler forced up to five families to live in one Ghetto. People in the camps were fed just eneough so that would still be alive and strong enough to work, but not so much so that they could get stronger and fight back. People in camps were fed just one piece of bread a day. They were intentionally starved.
Auschwitz- When people first arived to Auschwitz, everyone was told to leave their belonging in a pile and to move foward. All of the women and children and elderly men were asked to go to one line and all men, ranging from the teens to adult, were asked to go to another line. all the women went to the right and all the men went to the left. The women, children, and elderly men went to the crematories and all the men went to the housing areas. That was the last time most boys saw their mothers.
Way less than satisfactory. There was little food, dead bodies littered the streets, and diseases ran rampant through households (especially typhus). And let's not forget perhaps the worst part of living in the ghettos: The Nazis.
Prisoners were always in danger of being shot or exported to a death/concentration camp.
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