Chris & Jane did all the planning for this trip.
It was especially interesting for me as Poland is where my Dad's grandparents are from. We went to see the concentration camp in Auschwitz. Not a happy place to be, but the history deserves to be known. ...
A Travel Blog entry by mariamr from Oswiecim, Poland
... people survived. About 200-300 of the victims were gypsies, and the rest were Jewish, mostly from towns and shtetls in southernPoland.
Until this year, there has not been any substantial monument on the site of Belzec. The camp was destroyed in 1943, ...
A Travel Blog entry by wernicki from Skrzydlna, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland
... little annoyances and a bit of stress – our first leg train arriving 4 minutes after our second leg train had departed Katowice (southernPoland's main rail hub), but we made it to Kraków around 7pm with only a suitcase handle not making it all the ...
... are the photographs at the Galicia Jewish Museum: haunting shots of abandoned cemeteries, derelict synagogues and extermination camps throughout southernPoland. ul. Dajwor 18 00 48 12 421 68 42 www.galiciajewishmuseum.org Daily 9am-7pm £3 5. ...