Resistance (Jewish Resistance)

Jewish resistance refers to efforts by Jewish individuals and groups to oppose Nazi oppression during the Holocaust. This included armed uprisings, such as those in ghettos and extermination camps, as well as sabotage, clandestine activities, and maintaining cultural and spiritual resilience. Despite overwhelming odds, resistance members aimed to defy Nazi control, protect their communities, and preserve their dignity. Their actions exemplify courage and the refusal to accept persecution passively, highlighting the importance of resilience and resistance in the face of systematic genocide.