I have to write a report as if I were a Jew in a concentration camp. I have to use Jewish names for myself as well as my family. Does any body know of any Jewish name that were popular back then as well as occupations that Jews had back then. The help is greatly appreciated. I know it seems like I'm asking for a lot, but I just need some ideas of how to start my report. Thanks!

Schlomo Goldstein the banker.

I understand that you are looking for information on popular Jewish names and occupations during the time of concentration camps. While it is important to approach this topic with sensitivity and respect, I can certainly provide some suggestions to help you start your report.

1. Popular Jewish Names:
During that period, many Jewish families had traditional Hebrew names. Some common Jewish names for males include: Abraham, David, Isaac, Jacob, and Samuel. For females, popular names include: Esther, Hannah, Leah, Rachel, and Sarah. Remember, Jewish names can vary based on regional and cultural differences, so it is helpful to research the specific context you are writing about.

2. Occupations:
Jews had a wide range of occupations before and during the Holocaust. Like any other community, their profession depended on various factors such as location, economic conditions, and personal skills. Some common occupations included:
- Merchants and traders
- Artisans and craftsmen
- Teachers and scholars
- Lawyers and doctors
- Farmers and agricultural workers
- Musicians and composers

When writing your report, it is crucial to emphasize the individual stories, experiences, and resilience of those who lived through the Holocaust rather than generalizing the entire community. Remember that this is a sensitive topic and it is important to approach it with compassion and respect for those who lived through these horrific events.

Almost any name from the Old Testament would be suitable -- Sarah, David, Rebecca, Solomon, Adam, Isaac, plus -- Anne, Elie.

Jews held many different jobs -- shop keeper, teacher, writer, professor, scientist, rabbi, businessman, etc.