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15 Ghettos
There were 15 ghettos from which jews were deported to the Belzec concentration camp. Some of the most common are Berezhany, Krakow, Lvov, and Stry. A count of 30 Germans Rowse 2 were in charge of the death of 600,000 people. Which of those 600,000 people 80,000 of them were jews. The transportation of the jews was very harsh. Most of the jews were transported by railway in the dirty cattle cars and trucks. Many of the jews did not survive the harsh conditions of the trains but some of them did.
They used the jews against each other. They would keep around 1,000 jewish men to carry out forced labor.

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