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==Epilogue==
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Even after the destruction of the ghetto, small numbers of Jews could still be found in the underground bunkers on both sides of the ghetto wall. In fact, during the last months of the ghetto some 20,000 Jews fled to the [[Aryan]] side. Some Jews who escaped the final destruction of the ghetto, including youth group members and leaders [[Simcha Rotem|Kazik Ratajzer]], [[Zivia Lubetkin]], [[Yitzhak Zuckerman]] and [[Marek Edelman]], would participate in the 1944 [[Warsaw Uprising]] against the Nazis. <ref name="USHMM" />

While many members and leaders of the [[youth groups]] perished in the Warsaw Ghetto, [[Zionist youth movement|Zionist]] and non-Zionist youth movements remain active. One can still find the left Zionist youth groups [[Hashomer Hatzair]] and [[Habonim Dror]] in countries such as Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, France, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Mexico, the Netherlands, Poland, South Africa, Switzerland, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, the United States and Uruguay. There are still remnants of the non-Zionist Jewish Labour Bund's [[Sotsyalistishe Kinder Farband|S.K.I.F.]] in [[Sotsyalistishe Kinder Farband#SKIF in Melbourne|Australia]], the United Kingdom, [[:fr:Club_laïque_de_l'enfance_juive|France]] and the United States. The right youth group [[Betar (youth movement)|Betar]] operates in Australia, Brazil, Western Europe and the United States, and [[Bnei Akiva]], a religious Zionist organization, operates worldwide.