WORLDJun 1 · 09:51 UTCWTOP DCWTOP Staff

A secret bunker, tunnel and a Star of David tell a story of Jewish resistance in a Polish town

A redbrick house in Bedzin, Poland, used by Jews during WWII to resist Nazis, has revealed a secret bunker, tunnel, and a Star of David armband. The Cukerman’s Gate Foundation uncovered these items through archaeological efforts, highlighting the site’s role in Jewish resistance.

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Cukerman’s Gate FoundationorganizationKarolina JakoweńkopersonPiotr JakoweńkopersonBedzinplaceStar of David armbandtopicJewish resistancetopicNazi occupationtopicWarsaw Ghettotopic

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