Polish Jews: Warsaw Ghetto Remains and Jewish Revival
Hosted By: Qesher
Before World War II, Warsaw was the second largest Jewish city in the world. After the Holocaust many survivors left Poland, but some stayed. In the last decades, young Polish people have been discovering their Jewish roots, which were often hidden by their parents and grandparents. Join a virtual tour of the Warsaw Ghetto remains and show you how Jewish life in Warsaw has revived.
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