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3 years ago
7

How were individuals, families, and communities devastated by the Holocaust?

History
1 answer:
Igoryamba3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

families were torn apart, killed, and some had to evacuate their homes.

Explanation:

jewish families were killed<em> (obv) </em>and stuck in concentration camps for weeks, months, and even years if not killed immediately upon arrival. men were sent to war and had to leave their families, sometimes not coming home. kids were sent away to other countries to protect them, and keep them away from the war. <em>(you can extend this if needed, little research is needed,)</em>

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