Jewish Resistance & Warsaw Ghetto Uprising: "Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
At its peak, the Warsaw Ghetto held over 400,000 people in an area slightly larger than one square mile. By January 1943, it had dwindled to 37,000 people. The rest had died of starvation and disease, or were taken away to slave labor and death camps.
Word got out that the Nazi tormentors were going to eliminate the ghetto entirely. In the most famous revolt, a group of ill-equipped, starved, disease-weakened ghetto Jews decided to fight back against the German war machine"
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