Remembering the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 51 years later
Eighty-one years ago, brave Jewish resistance fighters in Warsaw, Poland, put up fierce resistance to their imminent deportation to certain death in the Nazi concentration camp system.
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Eighty-one years ago, brave Jewish resistance fighters in Warsaw, Poland, put up fierce resistance to their imminent deportation to certain death in the Nazi concentration camp system.
Eighty-one years ago, brave Jewish resistance fighters in Warsaw, Poland, put up fierce resistance to their imminent deportation to certain death in the Nazi concentration camp system.
In Previously Unreleased Nine Hours of Candid Conversation, Warsaw Ghetto Fighters Simcha Rotem and Marek Edelman Reveal Why They Didn't Rebel Against the Nazis Sooner, and Why They Stopped Two Prostitutes From Escaping the Ghetto
The heroic struggle of the fighters—driven by their desire for freedom and dignity—became an enduring symbol against oppression.
Presidents and Holocaust survivors and their descendants commemorated the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising on Wednesday with a poignant sense that the responsibility for carrying on the memory of the Holocaust is passing from the witnesses to younger generations. Germany’s president, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, said the lessons of his own country’s aggression hold a…