Question
What purpose did the ghettos serve during the Holocaust?
They were barracks where poor and sick people in Germany were sent to live.
They were living compounds built by the Nazis to house and kill Jewish people.
They were camps where socialists and political prisoners were forced to be laborers.
They were holding centers where Jewish people lived until they were sent to concentration camps.
They were barracks where poor and sick people in Germany were sent to live.
They were living compounds built by the Nazis to house and kill Jewish people.
They were camps where socialists and political prisoners were forced to be laborers.
They were holding centers where Jewish people lived until they were sent to concentration camps.
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The correct answer is: **They were holding centers where Jewish people lived until they were sent to concentration camps.**
During the Holocaust, ghettos were established by the Nazis as designated districts where Jews were forcibly confined. These overcrowded and unsanitary areas were meant to segregate Jews from the rest of the population, and many individuals living in these ghettos faced extreme deprivation, starvation, and disease. Eventually, many inhabitants of the ghettos were deported to concentration camps, where they often faced further brutal conditions and extermination.
During the Holocaust, ghettos were established by the Nazis as designated districts where Jews were forcibly confined. These overcrowded and unsanitary areas were meant to segregate Jews from the rest of the population, and many individuals living in these ghettos faced extreme deprivation, starvation, and disease. Eventually, many inhabitants of the ghettos were deported to concentration camps, where they often faced further brutal conditions and extermination.