Umschlagplatz was the term used during The Holocaust to denote the holding areas adjacent to railway stations in occupied Poland where Jews from ghettos were assembled for deportation to Nazi death camps. The largest collection point was in Warsaw next to the Warsaw Ghetto.
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If you go to Warsaw and have interest in the Ghetto massacre you should complete your journey by also visiting the important historic points. Not far away from this point you have Polin museum and in between these two places you'll find the exact position, well marked out, where Mordechai Anielewicz led the uprising in the ghetto 1943. It is...
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The sunny, bustling square that you see now contrasts so starkly with the haunting memory of the misery of the hundreds of thousands of innocent people who were crammed into cattle cars here to be sent to their deaths. It is a very...
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A Umschlagplatz é ponto da Rua Stawki onde os judeus eram reunidos pelos nazistas para serem deportadas para as câmaras de gás de Treblinka. Em dias normais, cerca de 10.000 pessoas eram amontoadas em vagões de carga e enviadas para seu destino fatídico. Em 18 de abril de 1988, 45 anos após a eclosão do Levante do Gueto de Varsóvia, foi erguido na Umschlagplatz um monumento em homenagem às vítimas dessa deportação em massa. As paredes abertas do memorial são uma alusão às portas de um vagão de carga. Há uma placa que diz “Ao longo deste caminho de sofrimento e morte, mais de 300.000 judeus foram transportados, entre 1942 e 1943, do Gueto de Varsóvia para as câmaras de gás dos campos de...
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