Thus the Warsaw ghetto became a "city of beggars". "Death made area for others"

"People who had just begun begging stood under the ghetto wall or at buildings, on the sidelines, quietly asking for help. Over time, they were increasingly demanding food, and they were more and more bold about destroying their own body, for example showing their pre-war photographs, and they were more and more courageous about taking place on sidewalks. Among the loudest beggars were the youngest children who had not been able to make a self-image before the war, so they did not feel dissonance between who they utilized to be and who they became in the ghetto, a feeling little restrained, calling for help.".