Memorial of the Jewish Martyrdom Warsaw
This memorial complex is in memory of the jewish martyrdom during the German occupation of Poland and is established on a mass grave where 7000 jews are buried. They were shot here in the period 1940-1943 by the Germans.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Grzegorz Petka
Nearby
Museum
- The Museum of the Prison Pawiak - Warszawa
- Warsaw Uprising Museum - Warszawa
- Museum of the History of Polish Jews - Warszawa
Point of interest
- Remains Pawiak Prison - Warszawa
- Remains Ghetto Wall - Warszawa
- Pavement marker Former German Bunker - Warszawa
Monument
- Memorial Jewish Soldiers - Warszawa
- Original Entrance Gate Jewish Cemetery Powzaki - Warschau
- Memorial Child Victims of the Holocaust - Warszawa
Cemetery
- Polish War Graves Jewish Cemetery Warsaw - Warszawa
- Grave Adam Czerniakow - Warschau
- Reformed Cemetery Warsaw - Warszawa
Fortification
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