Jewish Resistance And The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising (PowerPoint Presentation Sample)

Jewish Resistance and The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
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Introduction
The Jewish Resistance occurred in 1943, the period of World War II.
It Involved the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
The revolt occurred across the Warsaw Ghetto in Poland.
During the time of the uprising, Poland was under the rule of Germany.
The key reason for the rebellion was to oppose the early intentions by the Nazi Germany.
The start of the rebellion was on 19th April when people refused to be relocated to Treblinka.
Background of the Uprising
The Nazi Germany started to move Jews into crowded ghettos across Poland.
It is estimated that over 3 million Jews were expected to be relocated to the large Polish cities.
The move resulted in the death of many Jews due to the outbreak of diseases and starvation.
The first relocation of Jews started in 1939 with the Warsaw Ghetto being the preferred destination by the authority.
Warsaw Ghetto became densely populated with over 400,000 people being relocated there.
The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
The first incidence of armed insurgency in Warsaw occurred on January 18th, 1943.
The resistance fighters (ZZW and ZOB) engaged the Germans in a battle that ensued in warfare.
During this incident, the Nazi Germans suffered many casualties.
The implication of the event was the delay of deportation by some days.
During the alteration, ZOB and ZZW lost their leaders and death of many members.
Uprising Continuation (April-May 1943)
The Jewish insurgents ambushed the SS auxiliary forces and police on 19th April 1943.
The rebels used the hand grenade, petrol bomb, and Molotov cocktails.
They hurled their attack from windows, sewers, and alleyways.
The result of this altercation was injuring of over 59 Nazi soldiers.
The move also led to the destruction of t...