What did the Jews have to do in World War 2?

Answer 1

During World War Two, Adolf Hitler (Head of the German Army, and basically the person who caused WW2) almost made the Jewish religion extinct - or, at least, he tried to.

Hitler believed that everyone should be 'pure' - white skinned, and looking like a German.

It is believed that Hitler was scared of the Jews - and that's why the Holocaust probably happened.

The Holocaust was a massive rampage through Europe and other parts of the world. Hitler's soldiers caught Jews, and they were put in concentration camps.

Concentration camps were horrible, torturous places. Most of the time, people would be steamed - gassed until they died.

If you want to experience the Holocaust, and the concentrations camps, Boy In The Striped Pajamas is probably one of the best books to read, as it gives a boys POV of what happened (obviously, not true, but still, it gives a good insight).
The Jews didn't do anything. They were brutally killed by Nazis under the power of a delusional man called Adolf Hitler.

Some Jews were worked to death and were whipped and punished if they did not work quickly.

Answer 2

Jewish citizens in the Allied countries did military service. However, if you mean "Was there a Jewish army?" the answer is no. In what was then the British Mandate of Palestine a Jewish battalion was formed, but that is about as far as it got.

Answer 3

the Jews were blamed by Hitler for the cause of Germany's defeat in ww1.

Hitler, being a persuasive individual, convinced Germany to think his ensight was true. almost all the Jewish civilians were rounded up and put in death camps like Auschwitz or concentration camps like Buchenwald. technically the Jews did nothing in ww2.

Answer 4

in World War 1 they didn't do much, in World War 2 they suffered during the holocaust

Answer 5

I don't know if I would call it a role, but Jews were victims in World War II.

Answer 6

Those who were not killed or captured, hid in their homes or the homes of others.