Slovak Jews

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Slovak Jews were a Jewish community from Slovakia that suffered persecution, deportation, and mass murder during the Holocaust under Nazi and collaborating regimes.

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Slovak Jews canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish community
ethno-religious group
afterEvent partial community reconstruction after 1945
postwar emigration from Slovakia
country Slovakia
deportedTo AuschwitzBirkenau
surface form: Auschwitz concentration camp

Majdanek
surface form: Majdanek concentration camp

Sobibor
surface form: Sobibor extermination camp

Treblinka
surface form: Treblinka extermination camp
ethnicity Jewish
experienced community destruction
forced labor
ghettoization
loss of civil rights
property confiscation
faced racial laws based on Nuremberg Laws
state-sponsored antisemitism in Slovakia
hadOrganization Jewish cultural associations in Slovakia
Jewish religious communities in Slovakia
Jewish schools in Slovakia
historicalRegion Czechoslovakia
Upper Hungary
language German
Hungarian
Slovak
Yiddish
mainTerritory Slovakia
memorialDay Holocaust Remembrance Day in Slovakia
partlyDescendedFrom Austrian Jews
Czech Jews
Hungarian Jews
partOf European Jews
persecutedBy Slovak Republic (1939–1945)
surface form: First Slovak Republic

Hlinka Guard
Nazi Germany
populationBeforeHolocaust tens of thousands
religion Judaism
significantEvent Holocaust
World War II
subjectOf Holocaust research in Slovakia
memorials to Holocaust victims in Slovakia
timePeriod 20th century
World War II
surface form: World War II era
victimOf Aryanization of Jewish property
surface form: Aryanization in Slovakia

anti-Jewish legislation in Slovakia
deportations to extermination camps
mass murder during the Holocaust

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