Archaeology students excavating Warsaw’s main Jewish cemetery are uncovering a forgotten world
WARSAW (JR) — In the center of Poland’s capital, a brick wall separates the humming traffic of Okopowa Street from a quiet wilderness filled with graves. This is Warsaw’s main Jewish cemetery and one of the largest in Europe, a sprawling forest of 83 acres and the final resting place of some 200,000 Jews. Since […]
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