@United24media Posts like these only escalate the situation. If Ukrainians don’t start calling the massacre a massacre and reckoning with the past, Poles will have to reevaluate their policies.
@jewishhistoryst It wasn’t an official name.
The Northern District (Dzielnica Północna) was popularly known as the Jewish Quarter. Before the war, around 350,000 Jews lived there-nearly 30% of the entire population of the Polish capital. It formed the second-largest Jewish community in the world
@jewishhistoryst „People wearing the Star of David, photograph taken by a member of Propaganda Company 689 Zermin, 1941
The so-called Litzmannstadt Ghetto, also known as Lodz Ghetto, in Poland during the German occupation (1939–1945)”
@Dr_TheHistories Mary Magdalene was Jewish and it is a shame to give such a name to someone who during the war (like all German nuns) supported the German Nazi regime in murdering their Jewish neighbors