Politics & Government

The Deportation of Jews from the Warsaw Ghetto

The systematic deportation of Jews from the Warsaw ghetto commenced, as Jewish residents were forced onto trains bound for extermination camps. This initiative marked a major escalation in Nazi efforts to remove the Jewish population from occupied Poland during World War II. The operation resulted in the removal of approximately 300,000 Jews, instilling fear within the community. The Warsaw ghetto, once a vibrant center of Jewish life, became a site of unimaginable despair as families were torn apart and sent to their deaths.

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