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fighters to resist the Germans The deportations were halted after just five days some 6000 Jews having been deported leading the Jews to believe that it was their resistance that had stopped them In f. by Lorraine . Hansberry. About the Author. Lorraine . Hansberry. 1930-1965. Born in Chicago. African American playwright . Speeches. Letters. Essays. About the play. Written in 1959, Hansberry’s most famous work. . SOMETHING ABOUT POLAND…. Capital: . National Anthem:. Main. . river. :. The. . highest. . mountain. :. The. . largest. . lake. :. Warszawa. Mazurek Dąbrowskiego. Wisła. Rysy ( . Tatras. Mountains). Jews were deported to six camps. . Chelmo. , Treblinka, . Sobibor. , . Belzec. , Auschwitz, and . Majdanek. . . July 15, 1942: Deportations from Netherlands started. . July 22, 1942: Warsaw Jews deported to Treblinka killing center. . “If there is nothing you are willing to die for, your life is worthless.” . Resistance. http://. pbsamerica.co.uk/god-v-hitler-bonhoeffers-story-2. Rally Table the forms of resistance that was undertaken by the German people … . Essential Question: Why did Poland collapse so fast?. September 1, 1939. Hitler led a surprise attack at dawn on Poland. . Planes invaded Polish airspace, raining bombs and terror. . German tanks and 1.5 million troops invaded the Polish border. . Mr. . Jobb. , 2015. Welcome to the Wright Ghetto. You and your classmates have been relocated from our beloved home in Room 15. Our class will now take place in the Wright Ghetto. Unfortunately there was not enough time to collect your belongings before you were relocated. Don’t worry though, Mr. . The Nazi Ghettoization of Polish Jews. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=Dr6UrI0bDnY&NR=1. . Prior to 1941 and the “Final Solution” of the Jewish problem, Hitler’s Germany was not sure what to do with all the Jews they had to deal with. Hastings College. October 30 -31, 2016. PIECING TOGETHER A VIEW OF WHAT HAPPENED DURING THE HOLOCAUST. KNOW YOUR STUDENTS. SAFELY IN – SAFELY OUT. Immigrant population with shared experiences. Baggage your students carry from their personal lives. managemen. t. The. . unique. . species. . in. Poland. About. Poland, . forests. , . animals. and . plants. .. . Poland . is. . in. . the. . middle. east of Europe. . Our. country . is. . Take 7-10 minutes and write your thoughts about your own experience with an archive. You do not need to place your name on your response.. Your own archive – family photos, your papers. A relative’s archive – your mother’s or father’s or grandparent’s papers or photos. Starvation was the deliberate Nazi policy.. The amount of food allowed in the ghettos changed from day to day, but typically their ration included:. Bread: 14.0 oz.. Meat Products: 4.5 oz.. Sugar: 1.75 oz.. Meant to be temporary, but many lasted months to years. Many died from disease or starvation.. Once the Final Solution began (late 1941) Germans liquidated the ghettoes, by mass murder by being shot or being deported to killing centers; few went to labor or concentration camps. with his father and grandparents. His family was Jewish, like many other people in Poland at this time. He went to a school for Jewish children. In Germany a group called the Nazi Party ran the c UTA Contact reference@ushmm.org for further information about this collection This is a verbatim transcript of spoken word. It is not the primary source, and it has not been checked for spelling or