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    During the Holocaust from 1938-1945, life was extremely difficult for Jewish children. As discrimination increased and families went into hiding, children lost access to toys and playtime. When Jews were forced into ghettos, children could still play, but the Nazis executions starting in 1939 meant children no longer had sources of play and many were forced to work or were killed. Education was also a struggle, as Jews were prohibited from public schools. However, some children were taught in ghettos by Jewish teachers, and those in hiding would educate themselves through reading to cope with their circumstances.

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    During the Holocaust from 1938-1945, life was extremely difficult for Jewish children. As discrimination increased and families went into hiding, children lost access to toys and playtime. When Jews were forced into ghettos, children could still play, but the Nazis executions starting in 1939 meant children no longer had sources of play and many were forced to work or were killed. Education was also a struggle, as Jews were prohibited from public schools. However, some children were taught in ghettos by Jewish teachers, and those in hiding would educate themselves through reading to cope with their circumstances.

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    During the Holocaust from 1938-1945, life was extremely difficult for Jewish children. As discrimination increased and families went into hiding, children lost access to toys and playtime. When Jews were forced into ghettos, children could still play, but the Nazis executions starting in 1939 meant children no longer had sources of play and many were forced to work or were killed. Education was also a struggle, as Jews were prohibited from public schools. However, some children were taught in ghettos by Jewish teachers, and those in hiding would educate themselves through reading to cope with their circumstances.

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    HIDDEN CHILDREN
    The Struggles Of The Children During The
    Holocaust From 1938-39 to 1944-45
    PLAYTIME FOR CHILDREN DURING THE
    HOLOCAUST
    It was hard for children to enjoy themselves and take their minds off of facing possible death. In addition
    to the Jewish genocide many Jewish families went into hiding, resulting in lost of values and lost of toys.
    When discrimination against Jews first started and they were ushered into ghettos, which still allowed
    children to play. But in 19 when the Nazi’s started to execute the Jews, children didn’t have no source of
    play and were forced to worked majority killed. This made toys even more valuable along with snacks
    and sweets that kids enjoy. Below are some pictures of Jewish children playing during times of the
    Holocaust.
    EDUCATION DURING THE HOLOCAUST
    Education was a privilege to most kids during the holocaust. Since many
    Jews weren't’ allowed to obtain government jobs most took on the rolls
    as teachers in Jewish ghettos teaching the children since they were
    prohibited from public schools. Many children portrayed school as a
    norminality for their lives especially kids in hiding. They would often
    read and write to educate themselves and to eliminate the boredom and
    fear of their daily lives. Below are pictures of Jewish children attending
    school

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