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- Auschwitz concentration camp was the biggest camp.
- It had 48 camps built and operated by Nazi Germany in occupied Poland during World War II.

Location: GERMANY

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What countries were involved in the Holocaust?

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What countries were involved in the Holocaust?

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The Holocaust began in the 1930s and later expanded to all areas of Nazi occupied Europe during World War II.

- Germany
- Half of France
- Poland

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Fight for what you believe in and stand for

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So sad...

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Resistance is…

To smuggle a loaf of bread - was to resist.
To teach in secret - was to resist.
To gather information and distribute an underground newsletter - was to resist.
To cry out warning and shatter illusions - was to resist.
To rescue a Torah scroll - was to resist.
To forge documents - was to resist.
To smuggle people across borders - was to resist.
To chronicle events and conceal the records - was to resist.
To extend a helping hand to those in need - was to resist.
To dare to speak out, at the risk of one's life  - was to resist.
To stand empty-handed against the killers - was to resist.
To reach the besieged, smuggling weapons and commands - was to resist.
To take up arms in streets, mountains and forests - was to resist.
To rebel in the death camps - was to resist.
To rise up in the ghettos, amid tumbling walls,
in the most desperate revolt humanity has ever known ...

Haim Guri and Monia Avrahami
Flames in the Ashes (original Hebrew: P'nei ha-Mered)

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"In the history of humanity, no other people has stood against such a powerful force bent on its annihilation, as had the Jewish People under the Nazi occupation. Even so, the Jews did not submit to their fate without a struggle."

"The concept of resistance is a complex one, given to different interpretations and assessments. To discuss the question of resistance is to embark on a path that leads us to challenge our view of the Jewish People’s past, and its future."

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She was talking about how it was during her life and what she has gone through at the time of the Holocaust. She mentions what she did as her resistance act.

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Jewish Resistors in Eastern Europe 1942-1944

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Jewish Resistors in Eastern Europe 1942-1944

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"Individual Jews or groups of Jews engaged in planned or spontaneous opposition to the Germans and their allies. Jewish partisans were especially active in the east, where they fought the Germans from bases established behind the front lines in forests and ghettos. Because antisemitism was widespread there, they found little support among the surrounding population. Even so, as many as 20,000 Jews fought the Germans in the forests of eastern Europe."

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Despite enormous obstacles, many Jews throughout German-occupied Europe attempted armed resistance against the Germans. Individual Jews or groups of Jews engaged in planned or spontaneous opposition to the Germans and their allies. Jewish partisans were especially active in the east, where they fought the Germans from bases established behind the front lines in forests and ghettos. Because antisemitism was widespread there, they found little support among the surrounding population. Even so, as many as 20,000 Jews fought the Germans in the forests of eastern Europe.

US Holocaust Memorial Museum

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Jewish partisan activity in eastern Europe, 1942-1944

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Despite enormous obstacles, many Jews throughout German-occupied Europe attempted armed resistance against the Germans. Individual Jews or groups of Jews engaged in planned or spontaneous opposition to the Germans and their allies. Jewish partisans were especially active in the east, where they fought the Germans from bases established behind the front lines in forests and ghettos.

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Born in a Jewish family and was once kidnapped then later escapes and moved to a resistance camp and fought with her husband to defend themselves from the Holocaust and the Germans.

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Talks about how it was in the partisans.

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Alisa (Lisa) Nussbaum Derman describes partisan activities

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Lisa was one of three children born to a religious Jewish family. Following the German occupation of her hometown in 1939, Lisa and her family moved first to Augustow and then to Slonim (in Soviet-occupied eastern Poland). German troops captured Slonim in June 1941, during the invasion of the Soviet Union.

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After Alissa Nussbaum did what she could have

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After Alissa Nussbaum did what she could have

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As part of the Brihah movement of 250,000 Jewish Holocaust survivors from eastern Europe, Lisa and her husband Aron sought to leave Europe. Unable to enter Palestine then eventually settled in the United States.

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https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/oral-history/alisa-lisa-nussbaum-derman-describes-partisan-activities?parent=en%2F5679

https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/armed-jewish-resistance-partisans