The Nazis and their allies set up ghettos to isolate and control millions of Jews during the Holocaust. Life in the ghettos was overcrowded and miserable, with limited access to food, clean water, heat, and medical services. Despite the conditions, Jews found ways to maintain dignity and community. This video explores how many ghettos were established and when, life in the ghettos, and how Jews resisted Nazi control—both secretly and through violent acts like the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.

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