11.03.2023, 11:00
Led by: Bartosz Wencel Start of the walk: Father Bernatek Footbridge from the side of Mostowa street Steinberg, Rosner, Mandelbaum, Ores, Friedman, Goldstein… These are just some of the names of Kraków families who, like thousands of other Jewish residents of Kraków, were victims of Nazi crimes. One can point to many dates that marked
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Fendler Gallery, 12 Józefa St. The exhibition “There is no tomorrow for us…” will open on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the liquidation of the ghetto. It was created to commemorate the Jews of Kraków who were forced by the Germans to leave their homes and move to a ghetto created in Podgórze,
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“It was the last house” – a walk through the area of the former Kraków ghetto combined with a visit to the “Eagle Pharmacy” – a branch of the Museum of Kraków Starting place of the walk: 18 Ghetto Heroes Square In March 1941, German occupiers established a ghetto for the Jewish population in Kraków’s
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