Definition of Judenrat in English:

Judenrat

nounPlural Judenrate ˈjuːdnraːtˈjuːd(ə)nrɑːtˈyo͞od(ə)nˌrät

A council representing a Jewish community, especially in German-occupied territory during the Second World War.
Example sentencesExamples
- The ghettos throughout the Reich territory were administered by a Judenrat, which acted as a steady source of informants and active collaborators for the Nazi authorities.
- When that failed to help, the Judenrat was ordered to make the wall higher, at the expense of the Jews, of course.
- This is just a quick moment in the book, but I'm blogging it because it reminds me to mention the excellent book on the Judenrat by my grandfather, Leonard Tushnet.
- The Judenrat and Jewish police were responsible for making the selections of Jews for transportation or death as demanded by the Germans.
- In each ghetto the Germans set up a Jewish council, called the Judenrat.

Origin

German, 'Jewish council'.

Definition of Judenrat in US English:

Judenrat

nounˈyo͞od(ə)nˌrät

A council representing a Jewish community, especially in German-occupied territory during World War II.
Example sentencesExamples
- This is just a quick moment in the book, but I'm blogging it because it reminds me to mention the excellent book on the Judenrat by my grandfather, Leonard Tushnet.
- When that failed to help, the Judenrat was ordered to make the wall higher, at the expense of the Jews, of course.
- In each ghetto the Germans set up a Jewish council, called the Judenrat.
- The ghettos throughout the Reich territory were administered by a Judenrat, which acted as a steady source of informants and active collaborators for the Nazi authorities.
- The Judenrat and Jewish police were responsible for making the selections of Jews for transportation or death as demanded by the Germans.

Origin

German, ‘Jewish council’.

单词	Judenrat
释义	Definition of Judenrat in English: Judenrat nounPlural Judenrate ˈjuːdnraːtˈjuːd(ə)nrɑːtˈyo͞od(ə)nˌrät A council representing a Jewish community, especially in German-occupied territory during the Second World War. Example sentencesExamples The ghettos throughout the Reich territory were administered by a Judenrat, which acted as a steady source of informants and active collaborators for the Nazi authorities. When that failed to help, the Judenrat was ordered to make the wall higher, at the expense of the Jews, of course. This is just a quick moment in the book, but I'm blogging it because it reminds me to mention the excellent book on the Judenrat by my grandfather, Leonard Tushnet. The Judenrat and Jewish police were responsible for making the selections of Jews for transportation or death as demanded by the Germans. In each ghetto the Germans set up a Jewish council, called the Judenrat. Origin German, 'Jewish council'. Definition of Judenrat in US English: Judenrat nounˈyo͞od(ə)nˌrät A council representing a Jewish community, especially in German-occupied territory during World War II. Example sentencesExamples This is just a quick moment in the book, but I'm blogging it because it reminds me to mention the excellent book on the Judenrat by my grandfather, Leonard Tushnet. When that failed to help, the Judenrat was ordered to make the wall higher, at the expense of the Jews, of course. In each ghetto the Germans set up a Jewish council, called the Judenrat. The ghettos throughout the Reich territory were administered by a Judenrat, which acted as a steady source of informants and active collaborators for the Nazi authorities. The Judenrat and Jewish police were responsible for making the selections of Jews for transportation or death as demanded by the Germans. Origin German, ‘Jewish council’.
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