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🧵 Nearly 80 years after the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, archeologists in Poland at the @WarsawGhettoM are working to exhume the Miła 18 site from the Earth.
"I would like to thank @WarsawGhettoM and the Jozefow authorities for this monument and promise that in many places where Jewish communities were murdered during the WW2 German occupation of Poland such tombstones and memorials will be erected," said Mateusz Szpytma.
7 czerwca ruszyła kolejna tura badań archeologicznych i wykopalisk prowadzonych na terenie byłego getta przez Muzeum Getta Warszawskiego razem z zespołem naukowców z Christopher Newport University i Akademii im. Aleksandra Gieysztora w Pułtusku – filii AFiB Vistula.
@lesatnews@CNET this historical artefact was found during the excavation works carried out by Dr. Jacek Konik, a Research Specialist at the Warsaw Ghetto Museum. Our institution organized this research.
@CNET These excavations were organised by the Warsaw Ghetto Museum and carried out by our Research Specialist, Dr. Jacek Konik. We would highly appreciate having this article corrected with the references to who actually dug out precious historical artefacts and whose initiative it was
Out of the Warsaw Ghetto's buried ruins, remnants of Jewish resistance emerge, thanks to advanced geoscientific tools and an international team determined to keep Holocaust horrors from fading. A privilege to tell the story of this vital work https://t.co/P3l6KRStoB via @CNET