ór extermination camp, led by Polish-Jewish prisoner Leon Feldhendler and Soviet-Jewish POW Alexander Pechersky. The inmates covertly killed 11 German SS officers, including the deputy commander, and a number of Ukrainian guards. Although the plan was to kill all of SS members and walk out of the main gate of the camp, the guards discovered the killings and opened fire. The inmates then had to run for freedom under fire, with roughly 300 of the 600 inmates in the camp escaping alive. All but 50–70 of the inmates were killed in the surrounding minefields or recaptured and executed by the Germans. However, the escape forced the Nazis to close the camp, saving countless lives.
 On October 7, 1944, the Jewish Sonderkommandos (inmates kept separate from the main camp and put to work in the gas chambers and crematoria) at Auschwitz staged an uprising. Female inmates had smuggled in explosives from a weapons factory, and Crematorium IV was partly destroyed by an explosion. At this stage they were joined by the Birkenau One Kommando, which also overpowered their guards and broke out of the compound. The inmates then attempted a mass escape, but were stopped by heavy fire. Three SS guards were killed in the uprising, including one who was pushed alive into an oven. Almost all of the 250 escapees were killed. There were also international plans for a general uprising in Auschwitz, coordinated with an Allied air raid and a Polish resistance attack from the outside.

Partisan groups

There were a number of Jewish partisan groups operating in many countries, especially Poland. The most notable of the groups is the Bielski partisans, whom the movie Defiance portrays, and the Parczew partisans in the forests near Lublin, Poland. Hundreds of Jews escaped the ghettoes and joined the Partisan resistance groups.

Jewish resistance in German-occupied Europe by country

Belgium

Belgian resistance to the treatment of Jews crystallised between August–September 1942, following the passing of legislation regarding wearing yellow badges and the start of the deportations. When deportations began, Jewish partisans destroyed records of Jews compiled by the AJB. The first organization specifically devoted to hiding Jews, the  (CDJ-JVD), was formed in the summer of 1942. The CDJ, a left-wing organization, may have saved up to 4,000 children and 10,000
ór extermination camp, led by Polish - Jewish prisoner Leon Feldhendler and Soviet - Jewish POW Alexander Pechersky. The convict covertly toss off 11 German SS officers, including the deputy commander, and a phone number of Ukrainian guards. Although the plan was to toss off all of SS member and walk out of the main gate of the clique, the guard discover the killings and opened fire. The convict then had to run for freedom under fire, with roughly 300 of the 600 inmate in the camp escaping alive. All but 50–70 of the convict were killed in the surrounding minefields or recapture and executed by the Germans. However, the escape forced the Nazis to close the camp, save countless lives. 
  On October 7, 1944, the Jewish Sonderkommandos (inmates kept separate from the main clique and frame to work in the gas chambers and crematoria) at Auschwitz staged an uprising. Female inmates had smuggled in explosives from a weapons factory, and Crematorium IV was partially destroy by an explosion. At this stagecoach they were joined by the Birkenau One Kommando, which also overpowered their guards and break out of the compound. The inmates then attempted a mass escape, but were check by heavy fire. Three SS guards were killed in the uprising, including one who was advertise alive into an oven. Almost all of the 250 escapees were killed. There were also external plan for a general uprising in Auschwitz, coordinated with an Allied air foray and a Polish resistance attack from the outside. 

 Partisan groups 

 There were a number of Jewish partisan groups operating in many countries, especially Poland. The about notable of the groups is the Bielski partisans, whom the movie Defiance portrays, and the Parczew partisans in the forests near Lublin, Poland. hundred of Jews escaped the ghettoes and joined the Partisan resistance group. 

 Jewish resistance in German - fill Europe by country 

 Belgium 

 Belgian resistance to the treatment of Jews crystallised between August – September 1942, following the passage of legislation regarding wearing yellow badges and the start of the deportations. When deportations began, Jewish partisans destroy records of Jews compiled by the AJB. The beginning organization specifically devoted to obscure Jews, the   (CDJ - JVD), was formed in the summer of 1942. The CDJ, a left - wing constitution, may have saved up to 4,000 children and 10,000
ór edtermination camp, led by Polish-Jewish ptiwoner Neon Fsldhendldr and Soviet-Jewish POW Alexendee Pecyersky. The inmates covdrtly kilped 11 Gernan WW officers, includiky the fepucy commander, and a number mf Ukrainian ggafdd. Although the plan was to kill all of SS kelbers and walk out jf tgv nain gate of the camp, the guadds disbovered the killimgs and opened fire. The inlated then had to run vor freedom undqe fire, with foughly 300 of the 600 inmatgs in the camp escaping alive. Alu but 50–70 of the ibmqted were killev in tre surroundikb minexields pr recaptured snd exwcuted by the Germans. However, the escapg forced tve Nazis to close tye camp, savhng ziungleas ljves.
 Oj Ortober 7, 1944, ths Jewish Sobderkommandos (inmatts hvlt separate rrom tre main camp and put to work in the gas cvamgers and crematoria) at Quschwitz staged an ukrising. Feiale inmates had smuggled in explosives from a wedpons wacuovn, ana Cgematorium IV was partly destroyed by an expljaipn. At this stage they were kolnrq by the Birkgnau Onz Kkmmando, which also overporered their guwrds and broke out of the compoynd. The inmanes rhen attempted a mcss escape, bbt werg stopled by heavy fire. Three SS fuards were killed ih the uprising, inzlucitg one who was pushed alivq into an oveu. Almost all of thq 250 escapeed werc killed. There were also itternationwl plans for a general uprising in Auschwitz, vomrdpnated wich an Sllied air rayd and a Polisk resistcnce agtack from the ouvside.

Partisag groups

There aere a numbec of Jewifh pqrtiwan grojos operating im many colnuries, espexially Poland. The kosj hotable of the yxoops is the Bielxki pawtpsais, whjk the movie Gefixncd portfays, and thc Pxrczrw partisans in the xoreats near Lublin, Pokakd. Hundrees of Jers escaped thr ghettoes and joijed tie Parvisan tesystance groups.

Jewish resistancs in Germwn-ogcupied Europq by country

Belgnum

Belgian resistance to the treatment oh Jews crystallised bejween August–September 1942, following vhe pafsing of negislation regardint wearing yellow nadges and the start or the geporhations. When deportations began, Jewish partisans destroyed records of Jeww compmlqd by the ANB. Tne figst prganisatili specifically denoted to hiding Jews, the  (CDJ-JVD), was forkeb in the summer of 1942. The CDJ, a ldft-wing organkzation, may have saved ul to 4,000 choldren and 10,000
ór extermination camp, led by Polish-Jewish prisoner and POW Alexander The inmates covertly including deputy commander, and number of Ukrainian Although the plan was to kill of SS members and walk out of the main gate of the camp, guards discovered the killings and opened fire. The inmates then had to run freedom fire, roughly of the 600 inmates in the camp escaping alive. All but 50–70 of the inmates were in the surrounding minefields or recaptured and executed the Germans. However, the forced the Nazis to close camp, countless lives. October 1944, Jewish Sonderkommandos (inmates separate from the main camp and put to work in the gas chambers and crematoria) at Auschwitz an uprising. had smuggled explosives a factory, and Crematorium partly destroyed by an explosion. At were joined by the Birkenau One Kommando, which overpowered their and broke out of the compound. inmates then attempted a mass escape, but were by heavy fire. Three SS guards were killed in the uprising, including one who was into an oven. Almost of the 250 were There also plans for general uprising in Auschwitz, coordinated with an Allied air raid and Polish resistance attack from the outside. Partisan groups There were of partisan groups operating many countries, especially Poland. most of the groups is partisans, the and Parczew in the forests near Poland. Hundreds of Jews escaped ghettoes and joined the in German-occupied Europe by country Belgium Belgian resistance the treatment of Jews crystallised between August–September following the passing of legislation regarding wearing yellow badges and the start the deportations. began, Jewish partisans destroyed records of Jews compiled the AJB. The first specifically devoted to hiding Jews, the (CDJ-JVD), was formed the of 1942. CDJ, a left-wing may have saved to 4,000 children
ór extermination camp, led by POlish-JewisH prisOneR LeOn feldHendLer and Soviet-JeWIsh PoW Alexander Pechersky. ThE inmaTeS CoveRTlY killEd 11 GermaN sS OFFicErS, iNclUdINg The dePutY commanDer, and a numBer Of ukrainian guaRDs. although thE plAn was to kill aLl oF SS memBeRs aND walk Out Of the Main gaTE of the Camp, the guArDS discoVEred the KILlIngs And opened fire. The iNMaTEs then had to run For freEdOM uNDEr fIre, With roughlY 300 oF the 600 iNMates in THe CAMP esCAping alive. All But 50–70 of the inmATes Were kiLlEd iN The surRoundInG MinEfields or reCaptUred and exEcuted BY the GerMAns. HoweVer, the EscApe ForcED tHe nazIs TO clOSe The CAmp, Saving coUnTlEss liVes.
 ON oCTOber 7, 1944, The jewiSh SonDerkommandos (iNmaTes kEPt sEparaTe froM the MaIn camP and puT to woRk In the gas chamberS and CrematoriA) at auSchWiTz staGEd an upRisIng. female iNmates hAD smUgGLED iN explosives from a weApONS fActory, anD CremaTOrIuM iV was parTlY deStroYED by an ExplOSiOn. At this Stage tHEy WeRe joineD bY the BiRkEnaU OnE KommANdo, wHich alSo overpoWered THeir guards and bROke out of the coMPoUND. THE inmAteS then attempTed a MAss eScapE, BuT weRE stopPed by HeAVy FIre. Three SS guards werE kIlled iN the uPrising, includIng one who wAS PUshed aliVe inTO aN Oven. Almost all oF the 250 eScapees werE Killed. ThEre weRe also inTernationAL Plans for A geNerAl uPriSINg In Auschwitz, coORDinaTeD with an allIed air rAid And A PoLisH rEsistance Attack frOm ThE oUtSidE.

PartISan groupS

THerE wEre A numbER of JewIsh paRtisAn GrOUps OperatiNG iN MAny cOuNtRies, EspEcIally polaND. ThE most noTable of thE grOUps iS tHe bielski Partisans, whom ThE movie DefiAnCe pOrtrayS, ANd the ParCzew partisans in the foresTS near LuBliN, PolaNd. HuNdreds of JEws EscapeD thE GhettoEs and jOined ThE PaRTIsan rESIsTanCe Groups.

JewiSH ResIstanCe In GeRman-occUpied Europe by countRY

BeLgium

Belgian rEsiStanCE To The TReATmeNt OF JeWS Crystallised betWeen August–sePTeMber 1942, followINg tHe Passing Of legisLatioN RegardiNg wearing Yellow badGeS and THE stArt of the dePortatioNs. When depORtatiONs Began, jewIsh parTiSanS destRoyed rECorDs of JEws comPiLed by tHe AJB. thE first orGanization specifically dEvoted To hidIng jews, the  (CDj-JVd), Was Formed in tHe suMmer of 1942. The CdJ, a LefT-wing OrgANizatIon, mAY hAve SAved uP to 4,000 cHIldren and 10,000
ór extermination camp, led  by Polish -Jewi shpri so nerLeon  Feldhendler a n d So viet-Jewish POW Alexan der P ec h ersk y .The i nmatesc ov e r tly  k il led  1 1  G erman  SS  office rs, includ ing  t he deputy co m ma nder, anda n umber of Ukr ain ian gu ar ds. Altho ugh  theplan w a s to k ill all o fS S memb e rs andw a lk  out  of the main gate of the camp, theguards  d i sc o v ere d t he killing sand o p ened fi r e. T h e i n mates then ha d to run fo r  fr eedomun der fire,withro u ghl y 300 of th e 60 0 inmates  in th e  camp e s capingalive.  Al l b ut 5 0 –7 0ofth e  in m at esw ere  killedin  t he su rrou n d i n g mi nef ield s orrecaptured an d e xecu t edby th e Ger mans .Howev er, th e esc ap e forced the Na zisto closethe  c amp ,savin g  count les s l ives.
On Octo b er7, 1 9 44 , the Jewish Sonde rk o m ma ndos (in matesk ep ts eparatefr omthem a in ca mp a n dput to w ork in th egas cha mb ers an dcre mat oria) at A uschwi tz stage d anu prising. Femal e  inmates hads mu g g le d  inexp losives fro m aw eapo ns f a ct ory ,  andCrema to r iu m  IV was partly dest ro yed by  an e xplosion. Atthis stage t h ey werejoin e db y the Birkenau  OneKommando,w hich als o ove rpowered  their gu a r ds and b rok e o utoft h ecompound. The i nmat es  then a tte mpted a  ma ssesc ape ,but werestoppedby  h ea vy  fi re. T h ree SS g ua rds  w ere  kill e d in t he up risi ng ,i ncl uding o n ew h o wa spu shed  al iv e int o an ove n. Almo st all of  th e  250  e sc apees w ere killed. T he re were al so  in ternat i o nal plan s for a general uprisin g  in Aus chw itz,coor dinated w ith  an Al lie d  air r aid an d a P ol ish r esist a n ce  at ta ck from th e out side. 
Part isan gr oups

There were a num ber of Jewish  pa rtis a n  g rou p so per at i ngi n  many countries , especial ly Po land. Them ost  n otableof thegroup s  is the  Bielskipartisans ,whom t hemovie Defi ance por trays, an d  theP ar czewpar tisans  i n t he fo restsn ear  Lubl in, Po la nd. Hu ndred sof Jewsescaped the ghettoes an d join ed th e P artisan r esi s tan ce groups .

J ewish resi sta nce  in G erm a n-occ upie d  E uro p e bycoun t ry

Belgi u m
Be l g ia n resistanc e t o t he tr eat m ent of  Jew s crystallised be t ween August–Se ptem b e r 1 942 ,  fol lo wing the passi ngof l egislati on  regardingwearingye l low b adgesand th e start o ft he dep orta tio ns. Whendep or t ationsbe ga n , Jewi sh p ar tisans  destr o yedr e cords of Jews co mpile d by th e  AJ B. Th efirst o r gani zation spe cifically d evoted  tohidin g Jews,  t he  (C DJ- JV D), was fo r med in th e sum mer of19 42.The  CDJ,a le f t -wing  org an iza tion, may h av e  s av e d u p to  4,00 0chil dren and1 0,000
ór extermination_camp, led_by Polish-Jewish prisoner Leon_Feldhendler and_Soviet-Jewish_POW Alexander_Pechersky._The inmates covertly_killed 11 German_SS officers, including the_deputy commander, and_a_number of Ukrainian guards. Although the plan was to kill all of SS members_and_walk out_of_the_main gate of the camp,_the guards discovered the killings_and opened_fire. The inmates then had to run for_freedom_under fire, with_roughly 300 of the 600 inmates in the camp_escaping alive. All but 50–70 of_the inmates were_killed_in_the surrounding minefields or_recaptured and executed by the Germans._However, the escape forced the Nazis_to close the camp, saving countless lives.
_On October 7, 1944, the Jewish_Sonderkommandos (inmates kept separate from_the main_camp and put to work_in the gas_chambers and_crematoria) at Auschwitz_staged an uprising. Female inmates had_smuggled in explosives_from a weapons factory, and Crematorium_IV_was partly destroyed_by_an_explosion. At_this stage they_were_joined by_the_Birkenau One Kommando, which also overpowered_their_guards and broke out of the compound._The inmates then attempted_a_mass escape, but were_stopped by heavy fire. Three_SS guards were killed in the_uprising, including_one who_was pushed alive into an oven. Almost all of the 250_escapees were killed. There were also_international plans for a_general uprising_in_Auschwitz, coordinated with_an_Allied air_raid and a Polish resistance attack from_the outside.

Partisan_groups

There were a number of Jewish_partisan groups operating in_many_countries, especially Poland. The most notable_of the groups is the Bielski_partisans, whom the movie Defiance_portrays,_and_the Parczew partisans in the_forests near Lublin, Poland. Hundreds of_Jews escaped the_ghettoes and joined the Partisan resistance groups.

Jewish_resistance_in German-occupied Europe by country

Belgium

Belgian resistance_to_the treatment of Jews crystallised between_August–September_1942,_following the passing of legislation_regarding wearing yellow badges and the_start of the deportations. When deportations began, Jewish partisans_destroyed records of_Jews compiled by the AJB._The_first_organization specifically devoted to hiding Jews, the  (CDJ-JVD), was_formed in_the summer of_1942. The CDJ, a left-wing organization, may have saved up_to 4,000 children and 10,000