Which are examples of jewish non-violent resistance to nazi persecution and oppression? check all that apply. infiltrating the nazi government publishing underground newspapers assimilating cultural traits supported by the nazi government secretly observing religious holidays and rituals forming partisan groups of escapees from camps and ghettos

The correct answers are B) publishing underground newspapers. D) secretly observing religious holidays and rituals, E) forming partisan groups of escapees from camps and ghettos.

These are examples of Jewish non-violent resistance to Nazi persecution and oppression: publishing underground newspapers. secretly observing religious holidays and rituals, forming partisan groups of escapees from camps and ghettos.

Jews resisted Nazi oppression in personal and collective ways. There were non-violent resistance but was not as effective as violent resistance. Civilians offered armed resistance in more than 100 ghettos in the Soviet Union and Poland. Between 1941 to 1943, these ghettos organized uprisings and joined partisan groups against the Nazi. There were uprisings in camps such as Kruszyna and Janowska.