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Religious Observance

The Jews found themselves in a continuing cycle of increasing suffering. According to testimonies, many Jews did wrestle with issues like faith and divine providence but were able to maintain their beliefs and endeavored to observe a religious way of life, despite the harsh conditions. Some Jews were overwhelmed by the suffering and could not keep up the struggle to observe the commandments In some instances, Jews who had no prior connection with religious practise, adopted various degrees of Jewish observance.

Studying Talmud in the Lodz Ghetto   Chanukah in Westerbork 1943   Choir in Cracow Ghetto 1942
         
Studying Torah in the Lodz Ghetto   Torah dedication in the Lodz Ghetto   Deportation in Iasi, Romania

 

 
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