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List of Nazi Ghettosreport

  • Racial policy

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Nazi eugenics

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Nuremberg Laws

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Haavara Agreement

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Madagascar Plan

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Forced euthanasia

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Jews

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Romani people (Gypsies)

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Poles

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Soviet POWs

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Slavs in Eastern Europe

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Homosexuals

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • People with disabilities

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Białystok

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Budapest

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Kaunas

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Kraków

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Łódź

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Lublin

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Lwów

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Minsk

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Riga

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Warsaw

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Vilnius

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • List of selected ghettos

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Auschwitz bombing debate

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Nuremberg trials

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Denazification

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Bricha

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Displaced persons

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Survivors

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Central Committee of the Liberated Jews

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Holocaust survivors

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Survivors of Sobibor

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Timeline of Treblinka extermination camp

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Victims of Nazism

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Rescuers of Jews

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Memorials and museums

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Bibliography

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • List of books about Nazi Germany

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Days of remembrance

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Memorials and museums

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Righteous Among the Nations

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Baranowicz Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Będzin Ghetto, site of Będzin Ghetto Uprising

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Białystok Ghetto, site of Białystok Ghetto uprising

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Brześć (Brest-Litovsk) Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Buczacz Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Częstochowa Ghetto, site of Częstochowa Ghetto uprising

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Czortków Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Drohobycz Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Grodno Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Izbica Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Kielce Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Kolomyja Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Kraków (Krakau) Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Łachwa Ghetto, site of Łachwa Ghetto uprising

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Lida Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Łódź (Litzmannstadt) Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Łomża Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Lubartów Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Lublin Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Łuck Ghetto, site of Łuck Ghetto uprising and massacre

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Lwów (Lemberg) Ghetto, site of Lviv pogroms

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Marcinkance (Marcinkonys) Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Międzyrzec Podlaski (Mezritsh) Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Mińsk Mazowiecki (Novominsk) Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Mizocz Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Nowogródek Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Nowy Sącz Ghetto (20 Jews assigned to one room)

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Opatów Ghetto in Opatów

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Pińsk (Pinsk) Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Piotrków Trybunalski (Petrikau) Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Radom Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Sambor Ghetto, see rescue by Franciscan Sisters of the Family of Mary

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Siedlce Ghetto, see the November 1942 massacre at Gęsi Borek

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Słonim Ghetto, site of Słonim Ghetto uprising

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Sosnowiec (Sosnowitz) Ghetto, site of Sosnowiec Ghetto uprising

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Stanisławów (Stanislau) Ghetto, site of Bloody Sunday massacre

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Stryj Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Tarnopol Ghetto with satellite labour camps

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Tarnów Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Trochenbrod (Zofiówka) Ghetto

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Vilna (Wilno, Vilnius) Ghetto, site of Ponary massacre

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Warsaw (Warschau) Ghetto, site of Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Zdzięcioł (Djatlowo) Ghetto, site of Dzyatlava massacre

    (German-occupied Poland) (In Europe)

  • Baia Mare Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Bershad Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Bistrița Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Budapest Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Bytom (Beuthen) Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Bobruisk Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Borisov Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Berdichev Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Borshchiv Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Cehei Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Czernowitz Ghetto, Romanian-operated

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Cluj (Kolozsvár) Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Daugavpils (Dvinsk) Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Dej Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Gomel Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Karlovac Ghetto, Croatia

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Kovno (Kaunas) Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Liepāja Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Minsk Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Mogilev Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Monastir Ghetto, Bulgarian-operated

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Olyka Ghetto, Ukraine

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Oradea Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Polotsk Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Pruzhany Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Reghin Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Riga Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Salonika Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Satu Mare Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Sfântu Gheorghe Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Šiauliai Ghetto, Lithuania

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Sighet Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Slutsk Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Smolensk Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Švenčionys Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Theresienstadt Ghetto (concentration camp, sometimes referred to as a ghetto)

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Vitebsk Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Zagreb Ghetto, Ustaše-operated

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Zhitomir Ghetto

    (Other occupied countries) (In Europe)

  • Shanghai Ghetto (1937-1941 Less Restriction over Jews by Japanese) (1942-1945) Japanese forced 16,000 Jews into a one square mile Ghetto, where they were often the victims of air raids by the U.S.' 7th Air Force, and often had no running water, no bathroom, heavy rations, and it was not uncommon for 30-40 people to sleep in the same room. (Ghettos outside Europe)

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Under Hitler’s rule from 1933 to 1945, the ghetto in Nazi Germany consisted of 30,000 slave labor camps and 980 concentration camps, as well as numerous death camps and “Care Centers. ”. Most of these are centered in Germany and Poland, and the Warsaw ghetto in Poland is considered the largest of these, housing an estimated 500,000 victims at the same time, according to the Nazi concentration camp.

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