The Ghetto was divided into two sections, the Small Ghetto at the southern end and the Large Ghetto on the North. The Germans stormed the city in a three weeks siege. The Poles put up a good fight for those three weeks, but the Germans had more people, fire power, and means to take over Warsaw. In the Warsaw Ghetto the conditions were nearly unbearable. Buildings and apartments were run down by rats and bugs.
Hunger is what many people suffered from.
Many Germans picked on the Jews for the fun of it. They would take there things, and they would cut there hair, and even beat them. The Ghettos purpose was to contain the Jews before they were sent to death or concentration camps and to keep them away from regular society. Adam Czerniako chairman of the Warsaw Jewish Council, was ordered to deliver 6,000 Jews per day, seven days a week, to the Umschlagplatz for deportation to Treblinka by Eastern border of Poland. A day later the number was increased to 7,000 per day.