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#60 In World War II, the Jews in Lodz Ghetto, Poland were made to wear badges with the Star of David on them. The Nazis had confined them to cramped ghettos and deported thousands to death camps.

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#60 In World War II, the Jews in Lodz Ghetto, Poland were made to wear badges with the Star of David on them. The Nazis had confined them to cramped ghettos and deported thousands to death camps.

The 63-Day Siege: Tragic but Heroic Story and Photos of the Warsaw Uprising

#60 In World War II, the Jews in Lodz Ghetto, Poland were made to wear badges with the Star of David on them. The Nazis had confined them to cramped ghettos and deported thousands to death camps.

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