Jewish small Ghetto in Częstochowa - Kozia street and Warszawski Square

I take you to Kozia street and to Plac Obrońców Getta (Defenders of the Ghetto Square) which during and before the war was named Plac Warszawski (Warszawski square). I am telling you some stories about the place, showing the remains of the buildings and a memory board about Jewish people.

[@JeffHersch]

Thank you for your work! My grandparents were from Czestochowa and survived the war. In 2015, I had the privilege of visiting and would love to go back. My Grandma grew up at 7 Katedralna.
Feel free to read about my experience here:
www.linkedin.com/pulse/another-birthright-poland-jeff-hersch/

[@czews]

I am deeply touched because of your family story. There is the Museum of Częstochowa Jews at the opposite side of the Katedralna street, just infront of building number 7.

[@JeffHersch]

@@czews we'll have to visit next time

[@ninabator5662]

Ja mieszkałam na Katedralnej 8

[@munrobagger2823]

Fascinating looking at a small part of Jewish history in częstochowa

[@MalachiMulligan34]

1921 is the year of founding the RAKÓW football club. The inscription on the wall comes from the present day and is a fan graffiti. On the other side is the club crest.
Overall an interesting video. Unfortunately, the city of Częstochowa and the authorities are not interested in taking care of the monuments. The city authorities are incompetent and do not have the financial resources. The inhabitants of the city are not interested in pre-war architecture and have no knowledge of the city's history. The Old Market Square is not the central place in Częstochowa, it is Biegański Square that currently functions as the "market square". The district around the old town and in the area of ​​the former ghetto is neglected and inhabited by pathology

[@czews]

You are right, thanks for comment.

[@carolynstewart7961]

Thank you. We only hear about the Jana Gora Monastery in Czestochowa. Rarely about the Jews who perished there.

[@czews]

Thank you, you’re more than welcome to subscribe the channel and watch more videos about Jewish history of Częstochowa.

[@pawelmazi]

1921 Football club Raków Częstochowa

[@hinanochick]

my family lived Warsaw street number 9

[@czews]

I was on Warszawska 9 street 2 weeks ago and took some pictures, you can give me your email address if you would like to receive them.

[@yudikjon]

This street I often heard mentioned by my parents. "Di Kozia Gahs." Looks better than the ruins I saw 10 years ago.
Can you possibly video The Old Market (Stary Rynek)? Renovation was ongoing then and I wonder what it looks like now?

[@czews]

You can see the old market at the beggining of this film. The renovation is not over yet, I am waiting to be done then I want to film the place.

[@czews]

On 18:28 I should say March, not January, I am sorry for this.