Starvation In Ghetto

The Jewish community in the Ghetto were faced with many harsh treatments and the pressing unknown future. Since there was so many people inside the ghetto over fifty-five thousand people many were abandoned in the streets. Those that were able to get off of the streets were cramped inside of cellars, synagogues, schools, cinemas, and various other open spaces with several others. It was common for an individual to share an apartment room with more than seven other people. The Nazis wanted to create the ghettos to naturally kill off the Jews through processes of overcrowding which caused starvation. Starvation was so prevalent that people barely had enough money for simple necessities such as water and bread to feed their families. Many