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The sign on this streetcar in the Warsaw Ghetto says "For Jews" and "For Non-Jews"
Original wire photo of the Warsaw Ghetto, where conditions were miserable and the Jews (and other "undesirables") who'd been sent there fell into poor health.
Original wire photo of the Warsaw Ghetto, where conditions were miserable and the Jews (and other "undesirables") who'd been sent there fell into poor health.
Original wire photo of the Warsaw Ghetto, where conditions were miserable and the Jews (and other "undesirables") who'd been sent there fell into poor health.
This photograph was taken in the ghetto in Lublin, Poland, on January 14, 1941. It's likely that none of these children survived.
Original wire photo of the Warsaw Ghetto, where conditions were miserable and the Jews (and other "undesirables") who'd been sent there fell into poor health.
Children in the ghetto in Lublin, Poland, January 14, 1941. You don't have to look all that closely to see that the avuncular Nazi soldier who appears to be giving them friendly advice was altered or even added to the photo after the fact. AI slop, 1940s style.
Original wire photo of the Warsaw Ghetto, where conditions were miserable and the Jews (and other "undesirables") who'd been sent there fell into poor health.
Original wire photo of the Warsaw Ghetto, where conditions were miserable and the Jews (and other "undesirables") who'd been sent there fell into poor health.