Yes they did, but again it&#x27;s not the same situation exactly there were plenty of Jews that escaped the concentration camps, and later the death camps in Poland and joined the resistance but the majority of them couldn&#x27;t.<p>I made it quite clear that arming a population might not have a clear impact on the amount of deaths, but it will have a clear impact on the way they died.<p>The Polish people didn&#x27;t &quot;had&quot; to fight, at least not for survival this isn&#x27;t an attempt to make their fight any less heroic or meaningful but they fought for freedom and ideals rather than not being branded as cattle and led to their deaths.<p>If more Jews could revolt the final solution might not have happened, not in the way it did anyhow, the Germans could only execute it because they have had very little internal and external resistance in doing so. If there was a much bigger Jewish resistance and there would be revolts in every work camp, ghetto and concentration camp the Germans could possible have had to give up on their plans, the cold and calculated truth of the Holocaust is that the Germans found them selves with too many Jews on their hands where exploiting them began to cost more than what they got in return.<p>Heck they had to ask the Catholic church to annul the marriages between &quot;pure&quot; Germans and German Jews in mass because that presented them with a real problem of having to disclose and produce death certificates for dead German Jews to their former husbands and wives so they could remarry.<p>So yes a strong and armed Jewish resistance might have played a big role in the outcome of the Holocaust they didn&#x27;t had to drive an invading army out, they didn&#x27;t fight for the freedom of a country or the ideals of the nation they fought for their own survival and making the final solution too costly to execute as well as directly sabotaging it (which is something that the allied forces refuse to do in the form of not bombing train lines and even the incinerators of the death camps) could&#x27;ve resulted in a very different outcome.<p>And Poland eventually won it&#x27;s freedom, they did inflict heavy losses on German troops, and eventually they did convince the USSR to leave as well, but as i said it&#x27;s a completely different conflict.