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Your sample wall in the classroom notebook IS YOUR GUIDE

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Explanation for pics on each slide:
Slide#2:
- A picture of the sealed ghettos
Slide#3:
- Jews around a sedar table in the ghetto, reading from the passover, Haggda
Slide#4:
- One page of a journal by Klaus Peter, an Australian/German Jewish refugee child living in France during WWII
Slide#5:
- The Warsaw Ghetto
The market in the Warsaw ghetto in 1941
Slide#6:
- Unpaved Street in the Frysztak ghetto
Slide#7:
- German soldiers supervising the deportation of Jews in Hungary 1944

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Even though this ghetto was the largest out of all the ones spread across Poland, it was still extremely crowded.

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YOUR PAPER FORMAT GUIDE

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DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT

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SEE NOTECARD STANDARDS

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link:

https://padlet.com/cgarske/sjd8acc5pzba22oe

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facinghistory.org

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The ghettos was not ideal, and it was almost unbearable. The Jews were being locked up and isolated from the outside world.

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The ghettos were unsanitary and the residents were miserable. They suffered and barely survived each day.

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Everyone was worried and anxious about whether they were going to be deported or not. Even though they were not living comfortably, being deported was feared the most.

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"Jews had to leave behind their homes and most of their possessions when they moved to the ghettos, while families were generally able to stay together, space was crowded, with multiple families sharing one apartment"
I think that sharing a small apartment with other families would have been hard and uncomfortable.

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holocaust.com.au

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The ghettos were to initially separate the Jews from the non-Jewish community and the rest of the outside world. They were held as prisoners and were not allowed to go outside of the walls that blocked off the ghettos from the rest of the world.

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encyclopedia.ushmm.org

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yadvashem.org

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This ghetto was very overcrowded, and had vey minimal food rations. Children were often orphaned and many residents would beg or steal to survive. It was unsanitary and this led to sicknesses that killed hundreds of people every month.

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Various types of resistance took place in the Warsaw ghetto. Ranging from documenting Nazi crimes against the Jews to armed resistance culminating in the Warsaw ghetto uprising.

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"The Germans decreed the establishment of a ghetto in Warsaw" The Jews were all driven into a certain place so that the Nazis were able to keep track of them.

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"The ghetto was enclosed by a wall that was 10 ft high" The Jews were imprisoned and isolated from the outside world and were not allowed outside of the walls that sealed off the ghetto from the rest of the outside world.

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From July to September of 1942, German SS Police units, assisted by auxiliaries, carried out mass deportations from the Warsaw ghetto to the Treblinka Killing Center.

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encyclopedia.ushmm.org

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Life in the ghettos was unbearable and overcrowding was extremely common. Everyone was isolated and never allowed to travel outside the wall that enclosed them and blocked them off from the outside world, depending in the ghetto.

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Residents of all of the ghettos were slowly starving to death. The Germans would purposely only allow the residents to buy small rations, hoping to starve them.

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Life in the ghettos was horrible and even at this tragic time children never stopped playing with their toys. Jews continued to practice their religion. It was very uncomfortable living conditions, and they were not living the ideal life. And each of the residents were very anxious about being deported.

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The ghettos were so unsanitary, they were succumbed to disease and sickness spread easily.

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Since there was minimal food rations and residents were only allowed to buy small rations of food, that made their immune system even weaker, leaving them exposed to a number of sicknesses.

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The Jews didn't have many medical supplies, and if they did they were limited. They usually didnt have any doctors either, so this was another reason why they were exposed to many disease and why it spread so quickly.

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The ghettos were originally made to round up all of the Jews and to keep track of them, so the Germans thought that the easiest way to do this was by isolating them.

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The ghettos were also a way to make sure that the Jews were isolated from the outside world. They were not allowed outside of the walls that imprisoned them.

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The Jews were isolated and forced out of their homes and were forced to live in these places called the ghettos. They were not allowed outside of them and were only given small food rations. It was only a temporary place to stay until they were deported to Killing Centers, Death Camps, or Concentration Camps.

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Power Point Presentation: Life in the Ghettos

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Power Point Presentation: Life in the Ghettos