Inside the Jewish Ghetto Created by the Nazis in Krakow

Krakow is one of the cities of Poland that got hit hard during World War II. The invasion of the Nazis in Poland changed and destroyed the lives of millions of Jews ever since the beginning of World War II on September 1st, 1939.

Let's explore Krakow's history and learn more about the Jews of Krakow and the war heroes of Krakow who have saved Jewish lifes. Let's learn more about what was life in Krakow like during World War II by exploring the Jewish Ghetto and the Jewish Quarter of Krakow as well as Krakow's Concentration Camp Plaszow and Schindler's factory.

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[melissavancleave]

Dear young lady, i am in the USA and am a history buff. I loved your video because being able to see actual places is very moving to me. Well done.

[avispielrein]

Hello, as a Jew who lived in Israel and most of the family murdered in LODZ ghetto and in Auschwitz. I would like to thank you for your amazing work.
GOD BLESS YOU, thanks for being there. :)

[The_Rising_Phoenix_]

I am german, 43 years old and I want to thank you from the Bottom of my Heart.
Its important to do such Videos and that People will remember the injustice and inhumanity that happend and that is the responsibility of all of us that this will never happen again.

[marcblumberg]

Thank you very much for this tribute to the victims of Nazi persecution of European Jews. It is critical that this history be told from generation to generation. Never again.

[brianharriss]

Thank you for posting this. This is part of history that can never be forgotten

[frankgonzalez]

Thank you for keeping this important history alive.

[stchl]

You will be blessed for making this available to thousands upon thousands of people. Your video was excellent!

[mikesnaturalroast]

Thank you for this video young lady. As a kid in the 1960's, I would see WWII footage on television all the time, and both my grandfathers were World War vets. I'm glad a newer generation is teaching this history,

[Janisani]

Thank you for keeping history alive! It is so important that it is brought and told to the younger generation.

[davidlevine]

Well done. I was in Krakow two years ago and saw much of what was shown here.She explained things very well, especially the difference between the Jewish Quarter and the Ghetto. I salute her.

[raizyfriedman]

Your video is beyond excellent. I was there this past summer and spend 2 days crying. I lost a whole extended family there and in Hungary, it is even more painful that history is trying to repeat itself, maybe not with ghettos but the same maessages and the world is basically silent. Then there are the holocaust deniers even with documentary available and films like yours.

[jameslyon]

What a wonderful job of retelling such a grim period of world history. You’ve done your part in reminding the world what happened in Krakow so the public can drown out the deniers that live among us.

[richardjones]

An excellent piece of work condensed into only 16 minutes - very well done Alina

[oribargadda]

Excellent and informative video! What I liked most was the sensitive and empathetic manner in which you presented the history of an extremely horrific era. Truth must endure.

[ersrvd]

Thank you for the history lesson. It is appropriate that this video has been posted precisely September 1st 2024, 85 years after the events of 1939.

[annieg]

This was amazing! A true virtual tour of Krakow given by an excellent tour guide. Thank you for this <3

[joepehoski]

I was in Krakow in 1976. It was difficult to find someone who would take me to these sites. The Polish people I met were either in denial, wanted to forget or, worst of all, told an alternative history.
Thank you, dear one, for telling this story.
May we never forget.

[HowlingWof]

My dear grandfather was the soul Survivor out of our family living in Germany, He lost both parents, siblings, his entire family & everyone he knew all sent to parish at Auschwitz.

Being Jewish I Thank you for keeping their memories alive.

Am Yisrael Chai 🇮🇱

[mollyduhon]

Thank you for telling this on YouTube, hopefully younger generations will learn from you!

[Lifewbella]

My grandfather was born in krakow in 1932! My grandfather is still alive ! The stories I hear from him are scary to say the least !