Hale Mirowskie
The Hale Mirowskie was until its destruction during the Warsaw Uprising of 1944 the largest commercial facility of Warsaw. In the begin phase of the uprising, the hall was scene of mass executions of inhabitans of the western downtown.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Wikimedia Commons
Nearby
Museum
- Jewish Historical Institute Museum - Warszawa
- The Museum of the Prison Pawiak - Warszawa
- Museum of the History of Polish Jews - Warszawa
Point of interest
- Nożyk Synagogue - Warschau
- Pavement marker Former German Bunker - Warszawa
- Palace of the Ministry of Revenues and Treasury - Warszawa
Monument
- Commemorative Plaques Executions Mirówska Halls - Warschau
- Memorial Deported AK Soldiers - Warszawa
- Memorial "Lesnik" Branch - Warszawa
Cemetery
- Tomb of the Unknown Soldier - Warszawa
- Crypt Holy Cross Church - Warszawa
- Crypt St. John's Archcathedral - Warszawa
Fortification
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