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The Jewish teens who fought against Hitler

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The Jewish teens who fought against Hitler

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Despite being confined to segregated ghettos across Europe, some Jews armed themselves and attacked Nazis, most famously in the 1943 Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Those who escaped ghettos and concentration camps often fled to the forests, determined to survive and, in many cases, resist.

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The Bielski brothers showed that resistance during the Holocaust took many forms. Their bravery not only saved lives but also proved that Jewish people fought back against Hitler in powerful ways. Their story was later made famous in books and the 2008 movie Defiance, starring Daniel Craig as Tuvia Bielski. The Bielski partisans carried out sabotage missions against the Nazis, attacking German supply lines, blowing up railroads, and working with Soviet resistance fighters to disrupt Nazi operations.

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Ben Kamm was a Jewish resistance fighter in World War II who joined the Bielski partisans. He helped fight the Nazis and rescue Jewish refugees, saving many lives. As a teenager, he took part in missions to sabotage German forces and protect his people.

After the war, Kamm moved to the U.S. and worked to keep the memory of the Jewish resistance alive. He shared his story to teach others about bravery and standing up against injustice. His legacy is a reminder that Jews fought back and showed great courage during the Holocaust.

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“We fight to live, not to die.”

-The Bielski Brothers

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Partisan Faye Schulman poses with a rifle

Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation, Faye Schulman: "A Partisan’s Memoir"

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Eta Wrobel was a huge role in organizing partisan, supplying weapons and intelligence, she also escaped a Jewish partisans unit and helped rescue many Jews, and the last thing is she would fight in combat against the nazis. She would also sabotage German operations to delay their task.

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Sophie Scholl was a member of the White Rose, a peaceful resistance group in Nazi Germany. Along with her brother Hans and other students, she secretly distributed leaflets that criticized Hitler’s regime and urged Germans to resist. In February 1943, she was caught handing out pamphlets at the University of Munich, arrested by the Gestapo, and put on trial.

Despite being questioned, Sophie refused to betray her friends and stayed strong. She, Hans, and Christoph Probst were executed on February 22, 1943. Her final words reflected her bravery, and today, she is remembered as a symbol of courage and standing up for what is right.

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This video tells us about the stories of the Jewish people who were persecuted.

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Resistance: They Fought Back | The Evolution of Armed Resistance

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Kovner wrote a Manifesto, the first published call for Jews to fight back.