During the German occupation of eastern Europe and the campaign of extermination the most significant resistance took place in the:

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The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, which occurred in April 1943, was the largest act of resistance against the German occupation during World War II. It involved an organized and armed resistance by Jewish residents of the Warsaw Ghetto against German attempts to transport them to extermination camps. Although the uprising was ultimately unsuccessful, it remains an important symbol of Jewish resistance during the Holocaust.

During the German Occupation of Eastern Europe and the Campaign