What kind of Jewish resistance existed during the Holocaust?

Answer by  RaeKlep (45)

While there was little formal resistance, many Jews joined non-nazi armies and militia groups, especially in Eastern Europe, to battle the nazis.

Answer by  tamarawilhite (17883)

There was little organized Jewish resistance because the Nazis kept secret the fact that they were murdering millions. The primary resistance occurred in the Warsaw ghettos after the "liquidation" started. There was also a small number of Jews in the French resistance, though the French government mostly capitulated and shipped its Jewish citizens to their deaths.