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Here is a link for all the information we gathered and may or may not have used;
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_PcCex3bJs-ArsFT9y6p9Cn1cfuBFF--BdwZ1Ema1Gw/edit

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Here are the citations for all of the information we borrowed;

Info Ohio-Kersell ND. Warsaw Ghetto Armed Uprising Against Nazis. Salem Press Encyclopedia. 2019. https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=ers&AN=89316736&site=eds-live&scope=site. Accessed January 15, 2020.

Google Scholar- Gutman, Israel. “Resistance”. Google Scholar. United States Holocaust memorial mueseum. Houghton Mifflin Company. 1944. New York

Maher, Thomas. Einwohner, Rachel. “Threat Assessment and Collective-Action Emergence: Death Camp and Ghetto Resistance during the Holocaust”, Google Scholar, Vol.16, June 2011

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United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. “Warsaw.” United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/warsaw.

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VIDEO https://www.facinghistory.org/resource-library/video/day-warsaw

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The Jews were either deported to Treblinka extermination camp, while more than 20,000 others were sent to a forced-labor camp or killed during the deportation process.

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The SS and police deported approximately 42,000 Warsaw ghettos survivors captured during the uprising.

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The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of April, 1943 sparked the most imagination of rebellious thoughts to the Jewish people during the Holocaust.

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The Jewish council offices were located on Grzybowska street in the southern part of the ghetto

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Over 12.5 million Jews died between August 1943 - November 1944

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After the liquidation some Jews hid in the ruins and sometimes would attack oncoming patrols. Some 20,000 Jews hid in this so-called Aryan side of Warsaw.

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At the start the ghetto was mostly free and didn’t have many rules. About halfway into the war the ghetto completely changed, people weren’t allowed to visit anymore.

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During the liberation about 11,500 jews survived

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In September 1942, as many as 70,000 Jews remained in the ghetto. In January 1943, German SS and police units deported roughly 6,500 Jewish residents of the Warsaw ghetto to Treblinka. During this three-day operation, 1,171 Jewish ghetto residents were shot and killed.

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At its height, the total population of the Warsaw ghetto exceeded 400,000 people. Miserable conditions in the ghetto, deliberately exacerbated by German policies, worsened over time. In 1941, one year before mass deportations, over 43,000 people died, more than 10 percent of the entire ghetto population.

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Purdue University's Department of Sociology had a study that compared two places where resistance did take place (The Warsaw Ghetto and the Sobibor death camp) and two places where resistance didn’t take place (The Lodz Ghetto and the Belzec death camp). Their comparison of these cases has shown that Mass resistance only occurred when and where the Jews properly assessed the threats facing them.

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PHOTO

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The commanders of the Uprising wee young men in their twenties, Zionist, Communist, and Socialist-idealist men with no battle experience, and no military training.

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The Uprising the ghettos brought upon a universal symbol of resistance and courage to the world.

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The Uprising of the ghetto was the first urban rebellion of consequence in any country that the Nazis occupied. This was a very important part in Jewish history.