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'Gettos': How Hitler Forced The Jews

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Hitler forced the Jews to move into a certain part of the city called “Gettos”.In the Gettos there was hardly any water, food and medical care. The jews weren’t taken care of they lived in small rooms with multiple other families. Eventually all Jews were brought to concentration camps. They were told they were going to a better place. At the camps, the people there were forced to hard labor for days. The weaker ones were killed or they died of starvation. Some even were killed by poisons gas. People were told they are going to take a shower in a big groups. They were asked to take their clothes off. Concentration camps were a horrific

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