The Muranów and Wola neighborhoods, like many areas in Poland, have a dark past. In the 1930s, the area housed the bulk of Warsaw's Jewish population. By late 1940, the Nazis (who occupied Poland ...

During the months of April and May 1943, a celebratory atmosphere took hold outside the Warsaw Ghetto’s walls. Children ...

The Warsaw Jewish Cemetery on Okopowa Street is one of the most evocative and moving places in Warsaw to visit for those interested in exploring Jewish life in the city and catching a glimpse of how ...

The following timeline and maps describe a few instances of ... In May 1942, members of the Jewish Labor Bund in Poland managed to transmit a message to the exiled Polish government in London ...

(CNN)-- Before its occupation by Nazi Germany in 1939, Poland was home to Europe's largest Jewish community, and its capital Warsaw was the continent's largest Jewish city. The Nazis went on to ...

Poland has agreed to return to Greece 76 Greek Jewish artifacts to be displayed in the Jewish Museum of Greece in Athens.

Jewish headstones used after World War II to help build a gazebo in a Warsaw park are on their way back to a historic Jewish cemetery in the city. WARSAW, Poland (JTA) — Jewish headstones used ...

Though several Warsaw sights ... about the country's Jewish population is the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews. Inside, travelers will see collections about Poland's earliest Jews ...