How was life for non Jews befor the Holocaust?

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It depends on what group of people you are talking about. People who lived in Ghettos had lives like what you see with homeless people: struggling to survive, to find food, money, and a way to get back on top. Many people who were living in France spent many of their days fighting the Axis Forces and helping the Allied Forces. There were people who were not Jews stuck in the concentration camps during the Holocaust and they were treated like the Jewish people: starved to death, gassed, castrated, etc.

Other people were prisoned during those times. Anyone who did not agree with the Nazis was in trouble. Gypsies, Jews, women, children, people with disabilities, etc were put in camps or killed. People that tried to help Jews hide were also put in bad positions. If they were found to be hiding someone they were put in a camp or killed. The Holocaust put everyone in an uncomfortable position

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