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What was the original, unstated purpose of the Nazi-era ghettos?

A.
to use disease and overwork to reduce the Jewish population

B.
to prevent mixed marriages and the purity of the Polish race

C.
to provide a holding area for eventual transport to death camps

D.
to provide space for Poles who had been moved from the country

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The original, unstated purpose of the Nazi-era ghettos was A. to use disease and overwork to reduce the Jewish population.

What were the Nazi-era ghettos?

The Nazi-era ghettos were concentration camps developed in Poland by Nazi Germany as part of their Final Solution to the Jewish question.

The ghettos later served as holding areas from which Jews were transported to death camps.

In the ghettos, diseases, especially typhoid, became widespread because of the over-concentration of Jews in the camps.

The Nazi-era ghettos were not originally conceived to prevent mixed marriages, to provide a holding area or space, but to use disease and overwork to reduce the Jewish population.

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