"At 4 a.m. on Sunday, June 22, 1941, Białystok was awakened by the cacophony of explosions. People opened their doors
The destruction of the synagogue on Tłomackie Street by the Germans is considered to be the symbolic end of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Jürgen Stroop, in a report prepared
Berek (Dow) was the only one of the six-member Freiberg family to survive World War II. He saw people starving to death in the ghetto.
From the spring of 1942, as news of further crimes against Jews reached the Warsaw Ghetto, a group of young underground activists was formed.
It was said that he was the one who hung the Polish and Jewish flags over the fighting ghetto. Others saw him dressed in an SS uniform, dragging
"In the academic church of St. Anne, the tomb of Christ: a broken cross, an atmosphere of terror, fire illuminates the scene of agony. Pious
On March 3, 1941, Otto Wächter, the governor of the Kraków district, issued a decree establishing a ghetto for those still living there.
January 27, 1945, is a symbolic date for former prisoners of the Auschwitz camp complex. In the afternoon, soldiers of the 60th
"We visited the 'bunker' – a hideout where six Poles and four Jews were hiding for many months. The most untamed
