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How did the Germans isolate the Jewish population?
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How did the Germans isolate the Jewish population?

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Well, in 1941, the holocaust started, and the main enemies consisted of the Nazis, who were ruled by Hitler. The Nazis targeted Jews, and tortured them in many gruel ways including putting innocent men, women, and children in gas chambers.
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