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[REASON] Conditions for Holocaust survivors were often overcrowded. When Jews were rounded up and made to live in ghettos, they were crowded together. Several families were often made to share quarters in apartments or homes meant for one family. In the barracks of the concentration camps, four to six people often shared one “koya” or sleeping shelf. [REACTION] Anxiety, withdrawal. [TRIGGER] 
Crowds, small spaces, elevators
The Jewish Press » » Caring For Our Seniors And Holocaust Survivors: A Conference (Part 2)
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