A Jew In Germany Or Occupied Europe:

Jews in Germany or those occupying Europe: This is the diary I decided to write, so when I read the elderly, I hope to relive my youth. I live with my family in Southern Poland, but I like it very much because it means the whole family. We have a small family business and a small shop that provided enough funds for us during such difficult times during the recession five years ago. Life is difficult, but now it makes sense, and soon there will be a new family, because my wife is looking forward to our second child.

Wilfrid Israel (1899-1943) was an important figure to save Jews from Germany and Europe. In November 1938, he warned the British government of Lord Samuel about the coming Kristallnacht. Through the Frank Wellfair, a British representative, the Berlin Consulate's passport officer, he informed the British intelligence agency about the activities of the Nazis. On behalf of Reichsvertretung (German Jewish community organization) and Hilfsverein (self-help group), British Quaker chairman said that the government believes that Jewish parents are ready to part with their children I proved.

Jewish life in Europe before the Holocaust When the Nazis held power in Germany in 1933, the Jews lived in every country of Europe. During World War II, there were about 9 million Jews in Germany. By the end of the war, two of the three Jews will die and the life of European Jews will change forever. In 1933, the Jewish maximum population concentrated in Eastern Europe, including Poland, the Soviet Union, Hungary and Romania. Many of the Eastern European Jews live in villages called Jewish cities and huts. Eastern European Jews live independently as a minority in most people's culture. They speak their language Yiddish and combine German and Hebrew elements. They read Yiddish 's books and participated in Yiddish cinemas and movies.