Question

this is probably a retarded question but couldn't jews pretend not to be jewish in order not to get sent to concentration camps?

Answer 1

retarded is a slur, I think you just got cancelled

Answer 2

@fefemamas wrote:
retarded is a slur, I think you just got cancelled

since when is retard a Cookie lol

Answer 3

idk, I'm pretty sure I heard someone say that tho

Answer 4

point made, so was this just a shower thought or are you jewish

Answer 5

got it, I have those allll the time

Answer 6

no but genuinely I don't understand why they couldn't just have lied about their religion
like how did the Nazis know they were Jewish

Answer 7

they could just be really serious about it, and stuff, or maybe there just dumb, (respectfully)

Answer 8

this is confusing

Answer 9

Hm

Answer 10

It’s not a retarded question at all; it’s actually an important one to think about. During the Holocaust, the reality was extremely complex and dangerous. The Nazis had strict racial and religious laws, and anyone with Jewish ancestry was often targeted, regardless of how they identified or how they lived. The identification of Jews wasn’t always as simple as looking for someone who wore a yarmulke or followed specific religious practices. Many Jews tried to hide their identity by changing their names, hiding, or fleeing to safer areas, but it was incredibly risky.

In some cases, people could “pass” as non-Jews if they didn’t appear outwardly Jewish and managed to keep their heritage a secret. However, it was never a guarantee of safety, and many who tried to hide their identity were still discovered. Plus, the mental and emotional toll of constantly hiding and living in fear made it even more difficult.

It’s also important to remember that even if someone did try to hide, entire families were often targeted, and many Jewish people were betrayed by others, which made it even harder to survive the Holocaust. The scope of the persecution was vast, and the choices people had in such extreme conditions were extremely limited.

Answer 11

Ask google

Answer 12

okay, so I'm in math class and I asked my teacher, and she said shhhhhhh, so maybe they didn't say anything and they just spied on some Jews and got everyone around them, maybe it was a hunch.

Answer 13

Good question tho

Answer 14

but they couldnt exactly pretend due to lanugage and clothes at the time

Answer 15

the r word is a slur against disabled people, and if slurs arent allowed on this website and you cant reclaim it please don't say it.

Answer 16

didnt mean to mix it up in the message whoops,,
1. to reclaim means to take back. with slurs, reclaiming is taking back a word used against you. 2. yes it is. 3. no it isn't, its a slur against mentally disabled people. *

Answer 17

okay, so back to nazi's and Jews?

Answer 18

.....

Answer 19

I can just imagine that the Nazis accidentally put like a bunch of non Jews into concentration camps cause they looked "jewish" but actually weren't.

Answer 20

anyways, to answer the question, yes and it happened. jewish people would dress differently and live with polish people and otherwise, and would act as if just another normal person and not one who could be killed at a moments notice. this is actually how some jewish people survived and lived for so long, because they hadn't starved in the camps

Answer 21

shout out Thayes1287, because I don't know how to read,

Answer 22

ight well thx for answering

Answer 23

knock knock

Answer 24

During the Holocaust, some Jews tried to "pass" as non-Jewish by assuming false identities and concealing their ancestry, but it was very risky and difficult because of the Nazi regime's stringent laws and identification processes. This made it an unreliable way to avoid persecution because even the slightest suspicion could result in discovery and fatal outcomes.

Answer 25

kenya

Answer 26

Kenya east?

Answer 27

aight close the post its spam at this point

Answer 28

its not

Answer 29

it is

Answer 30

there yes it is

Answer 31

good boyyy