How were the Jews treated during the holocaust?

the Jews were persecuted because they were considered at blame for all of germany's problems as they all were just looking for someone to blame , the Jewish were drove out of their homes,their businesses were closed and they were discriminated as they had to wear Jewish stars seen on onto their clothes, they were taken in trains to concentration camps as they were manually worked or outright killed, the United States had heard about the terrible things the Jewish were going to bit they did not think it was as terrible as when they sent soldiers to set the concentration camps free, it was way worse than they had thought, the Jewish learned what prejuice can do to people , as most German people knew what was happening in the concentration camps. but did nothing, around 6 million Jews were killed in the concentration camps and war alone

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