Wola Massacre Memorial
This memorial commemorates the Wola massacre, the largest single massacre in the history of Poland. Between the 40,000 and 100,000 Polish civilians and POW's were murdered by the Germans during the Warsaw Uprising of 1944.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Hubert Śmietanka
Nearby
Museum
- Warsaw Uprising Museum - Warszawa
- The Museum of the Prison Pawiak - Warszawa
- Museum of the History of Polish Jews - Warszawa
Point of interest
- Remains Ghetto Wall - Warszawa
- Pavement marker Former German Bunker - Warszawa
- Replice Armoured Car "Kubus" - Warszawa
Monument
- Memorial to the victims of the Warsaw uprising - Warschau
- Memorial Capture "Nordwache" - Warszawa
- Army Group "Radoslaw" Memorial - Warszawa
Cemetery
- Reformed Cemetery Warsaw - Warszawa
- Polish War Graves Reformed Cemetery Warsaw - Warszawa
- Memorial of the Jewish Martyrdom Warsaw - Warszawa
Fortification
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