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ŁÓDŹ GHETTO: Second Largest Ghetto During World War II
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- Опубліковано 27 лют 2023
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No Cześć ludzie! I really learned a lot making this video and I want to invite you to drop by the Radegast Sation Memorial in Łódź, you won't be disappointed.
Thank you for the good job !👍.
I was born in Lodz . My Christian mother saved my father and other 16 Jews from the Warsaw Ghetto . Programs like this should be shown to people who say that Holocaust was a Hoax 🤔 . Serdecznie pozdrawiam z Montrealu 🙋♀💌
Unexpected but amazing episode, for me a resident of Lodz it's a great thing that you told this tragic story. After so many years have passed since the end of World War II, we cannot forget what the vision of one madman can lead to. Your videos are great, I'm waiting for more.
Thank you. it was a pleasure making this episode. A learning process
This area is close to my hart, I grew up there, I lived on Bracka Street, about 1.5 km from the station in Radogoszcz, on the other side of the Jewish cemetery. I know the history of the Lodz Ghetto, I've known these places since I can remember, it's touching that you told the stories of this place.
Thank you and good luck!!!
To przygnębiające, że w moim mieście żyło 220 tyś. Żydów, a teraz nie ma ich tu niemal wcale. Zostały pomniki jak Stacja Radegast oraz ogromny cmentarz żydowski (drugi w Europie co do wielkości- przepiękny, polecam spacer z przewodnikiem). Spalone zostały piękne synagogi i zburzono dużą część dzielnicy żydowskiej (obecnie jest tam park, zwany parkiem śledzia). Teraz przywraca się tu pamięć o tamtych mieszkańcach Łodzi, których spotkał tak okrutny los.
I'm from the area and I have never been there!
Respect from Poland! I love your channel ;)
🌹 thank you!
What about the Jehovah’s Witnesses?
This is a tragic page in the history of my city. Unfortunately, the fact that the Germans hated Poles as much as they hated Jews is often overlooked. I have no Jewish roots, yet my grandfather met my grandmother in a children's camp. Not a very romantic place. After all, we were not powerless to the Germans. In Baluty of my district, German soldiers were forbidden to go out on patrols in groups smaller than five, and even so the patrols were sometimes not found.