Hi folks welcome to yet another episode and today I will be taking you to a ghetto a Jewish ghetto in warso which was the biggest ghetto in Europe it had nearly 500,000 population half of a million people lived in a ghetto that started here and uh basically ended up in the war so City Center um remember that around 100,000 people died of hunger in the ghetto and 300,000 people were killed in a nearby concentration camp of Treblinka hey hey hey this is your boy zupa and we are going to the ghetto not to the ghetto but to see the wall that was between the ghetto and the other part of the Town remember that uh ghetto covered one3 of wall so it was a vast area uh which was completely destroyed uh after the Jewish Uprising in the ghetto the green area that you see in front of you is called poni which for many Polish people is associated with like one of the biggest and the most important polish Cemetery that used to be part of the that used to be part of the ghetto and that's where the biggest Jewish cemeter in Europe is located there's over 200,000 thums on that outside because of the lack of time I didn't make it to see it inside I saw it from outside this area has got also other cemeteries like a Muslim Cemetery a Protestant Cemetery etc etc this is like a place where they all are gathered well when it comes to the Jewish cemetery uh it's worth to remembering that it has been uh a very busy one it was a very busy cemetry uh uh the government didn't want to expand the area but the Jewish population grew also was the the biggest Jewish city in the world once upon a time before the war so it needed more space so that's why there's six layers of basically of buried bodies on that side because they just cover it with another part of ground soil and then buried another on top of it so there's six layer and in 2001 there was only one burial a month this shows you how the Jewish population in warso has declined in the Jewish cemetery in waro you will find Graves of very important Jewish personas it's open Monday to Friday during the daytime so you can easily access it before the war there was a synagogue on the cemetery but during the war after the GTO Uprising Germans has destroyed the buildings the right writing on the graves can be found in many languages like Russian edish Hebrew and polish Poland before the second world war was highly populated by Jewish Community some data says that onethird of Polish citizen were Jews now it is not even 1% folks this is the wall that's been a border between the ghetto and the Aran side of War so and listen by order of the German occupation authorities they get was cut off from the rest of the city on November 16th 1940 the ghetto area surrounded by a wall was initially 370 hectar with time it was reduced starting in January 42 it was divided in two parts called large and small ghetto approximately 360 warso juice and 990,000 juice from the area around was gathered here nearly 100,000 people died of hunger during the summer of 1942 the Germans deported and murdered close to 300,000 people in the gas chambers of Treblinka on April 19 1943 an uprising broke out in the ghetto until miday Fighters and civilians perished in combat or in the systematically burned ghetto buildings the remaining population was murdered by Germans in November 1943 in the midan pyatova and Tra Niki concentration camps only few survived I've got to go back to salesia so I'm taking a train from vava Zoda which is Western War so it is a busy train station a busy it is a busy train station and there is always some kind of works going on on the side that's been like that for many years next to the train station we have a bus station that bus station serves a lot of uh passes to Ukraine you can see a lot of Ukrainian people around and a lot of writing in C Lisa or Serita cica is that how you pronounce it so you see a lot of that around that station that station needs to be upgraded as well uh it's a disgrace as uh this is the like a main police station bus station in war so uh we've got much better stations down south I tell you muchas graas for watching this episode I hope you've enjoyed it and uh I hope I will see you on the next one which will be very soon till then be safe vlogger zaa [Music] Vlog vlog there was a boy there was a o [Music] Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc6D5Fnuv-x76ZuBEE1QzqQ/join Check my website https://cosmopolitus.com/ and vlog on https://bloggervloggerselektazupa.blogspot.com/ Zupa Media – video content creation, production/DJ in London and all over the World. 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