What are the similarities and differences in the life of a jew during WWII and the life of a slave prior to the 13th amendment?

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rich
May 30, 2018

Both endured harsh conditions and faced death.

Explanation:

Jews in labor camps put up with hard work, little food, and the threat of the gas ovens present all the time. A slave's life was similar, except that they didn't die(not unless they tried to escape) and their punishments were different because WWII had more technology.

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