The Life of the Jew in Europe
NEW IMMIGRANTS, SURVIVORS OF THE EUROPEAN NAZI CAMPS AFTER THEIR ARRIVAL AT THE ATLIT RECEPTION CAMP.
Jews continuing to live in Europe during the rise of Antisemitism and eventually the reign of Adolph Hitler were met with far worse conditions than even the tenement living Jews of New York City. Jews in Europe were put into reception camps at the beginning of their roundup, but were soon moved to labor camps, and as time went on they were moved more and more to the death camps. The people of Poland and France that were not Jewish but were still persecuted by the Nazis did not commonly aid the Jews. Jews were even outed by long-time friends, neighbors, and even family members.