What was life like after being liberated/escaping a concentration camp?
What was life like for Jews after they were liberated from concentration camps?
How did the Jews live during the Holocaust? How were the Jews’ living conditions during the Holocaust? What was everyday life like for the non-Jewish people in Nazi Germany? Have any of the survivors of the concentration camps ever met high ranking Nazi soldiers well after the war ended? If so what was that like? How's the Jews life now in Germany? Has there ever been, in all of history, any time and place where Jews were safe from persecution? What was it like living in East Berlin during the Cold War? And West Berlin? How were the German Jews treated before Hitler and WWI? How was life like in the Third Reich? What were the main concentration camps used by the Nazis, what was their purpose? What was the relationship between Jews and Muslims before the creation of Israel like? Was there anything about the Jewish people that made them inherently vulnerable to genocide in the WWII? Would the Jews have left Europe if they hadn't been persecuted, victims of pogroms and almost erased in the Holocaust during WWII? What was everyday life like under Nazi rule? Did any Jews collaborate with the WW2 Germans? If so, were they allowed to lead their lives unscathed, or even better, rewarded? What happened to the Nazis after WWII ended? What was it like to live during World War II? Do Jews still live in Germany and if they do, how are they being treated? Why did the Nazis exterminate Gypsies, gay people, disabled, etc. if they weren't Jewish? Why was Israel given to the Jews, and where did the Jews primarily immigrate from? What did Americans know about the Holocaust as it was occurring? Why did only 50% of German Jews leave the country before WWII? Why not all of them? How are Jews treated in Germany today? What gods, spirits, and/or beliefs did Jews have before they became fully monotheistic? What happened to Adolf Hitler after WWII? Did he get away or did he die? Were the ovens in the Nazi concentration camps used exclusively for corpses, or was it commonly heard of for Jews in camps to be burned alive? What was it like living in America during the Cold War? How did the Jews and Christian were treated in Saudi Arabia back then? If the Jews voluntarily went to the labor camps with almost no resistance whatsoever, does this make Jews collaborators? Why couldn't Jews deny their identity during Holocaust?