Eight thousand Jews were deported from Warsaw to Poland daily, and some escaped through illegal immigration. During the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising against the Nazis, over 60,000 Jews were killed or deported, with only around 100 surviving. The uprising involved around 1,500 armed Jews resisting Nazi tanks, artillery, and air strikes over 28 days until the Ghetto was burned down in May 1943.

1. Aftermath: Jewish
Communities
BY: Ayah Alshantir
&
Shae Graham

2. The people

3. The people
 Eight thousand Jews have been deported
to Poland.

4. The people
 Eight thousand Jews have been deported
to Poland.
 12,000 are deported everyday

5. The people
 Eight thousand Jews have been deported
to Poland.
 12,000 are deported everyday
 Some people escaped through illegal or
illegal immigration.

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 During the month-long battle, more than
60,000 jews were killed, and many more
were executed or deported, only about
100 survived.
 by september more than 260,000 of
330,000 jews in the ghetto has been
removed.

7. Attacks
 The force was met by a resistance of
approximately 1500 armed Jews with
small weapons and homemade bombs.
 The Jews attacked Nazi tanks and
artillery with Molotov cocktails.
 The battle lasted for 28 days, during
which time the Nazis burned the ghetto
and bombarded it with artillery and air
strikes.

8. Nazi soldiers
 On the third day nazi soldiers monitored
the city in small groups,street to street
combat began.
 In 1943, the Nazis captured the Jewish
fighting organizations headquarters,
where they found Anielewicz and a
number of other resisters who had
committed suicide instead of being
captured

9. Ghettos
 In 1942, approximately 500,000 jews
lived in the ghetto.
 living space was extremely cramped, and
during the next two years, more than
150,000 jews in the warsaw ghetto died
of starvation and diseases like typhus, as
well as through execution.
 The warsaw ghetto uprising was an event
where the jews would be waiting to be
sent to extermination camps poland.

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 Adolf hitlers solution was getting nazi’s
to transport jews from the warsaw ghetto
to the treblinka death camps.
 on the second day the nazi returned to
the ghetto with gas, smoke, bombs and
flames to drive the resistance from their
hide outs.

11. Jews
 Heminrich Himmier ordered the warsaw
ghetto to be cleared of all jews by april
20th for a birthday gift for hitler.
 Jews that feared for total extermination
disobeyed orders and didn't report to
nazi officials.
 The fighting lasted until may 1943, when
nazi’s bombed the ghetto.

12. Pictures