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The Germans occupied Lublin on September 18, 1939. By February 1940 around 6,300 Jews had been brought to Lublin. By the spring of 1941, Lublin had officially become known as a ghetto. Around April of 1942 the ghetto had been moved to the Majdan Tatarski ghetto.

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What was it like to live in this ghetto?

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What was it like to live in this ghetto?

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The Lublin ghetto was not a very peaceful ghetto. It wasn't just a working concentration camp many were killed without any hesitation. A very big amount were tortured and beaten. There were many labour jobs in this ghetto. The clothing was very worn down and they were giving very bad shoes.

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What was the purpose of isolating jews in ghettos?

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What was the purpose of isolating jews in ghettos?

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Ghettos were used as important because they brutally separated Jews. They made the living conditions of the Jews terrible and treated them as less than human. The ghettos allowed the Nazi's to controll the Jews and keep them in eyesight. The Nazi's also introduced ghettos due to their false theories that Jews spread illnesses and diseases.

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Describe the smuggling that took place in the ghetto.

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Describe the smuggling that took place in the ghetto.

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The Jews living the in Lublin ghetto would steal and smuggle they could for themselves. Food, clothing, even kids wered being smuggled throughout the ghetto. It was tough though because of of how rapidly the Jews could have gotten killed. It was also a closed ghetto so the Jews could not leave to bring outside things in.

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Was this ghetto a opened, closed or destructed ghetto?

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Was this ghetto a opened, closed or destructed ghetto?

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The Lublin ghetto was a closed ghetto. It once was opened but then closed off in the year of January 1942.

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Lublin was located in the southern eastern part of Poland 