Jewish Exodus in Krakow, Poland, 1941 and 1942

Jews from the surrounding regions are forced into Krakow, bringing only what they can carry. They arrive from various small settlements and are gathered in the Ghetto, which serves as a collection point before being transported to death camps.

What is the main reason for the Jews being driven into Krakow?

• As part of a forced relocation

• To join family members

• To escape war

• To find new homes

From where are the Jews arriving into Krakow?

• From other countries

• From various hamlets, villages, and towns

• From the capital city

• Only from nearby cities

What are the Jews able to bring with them to Krakow?

• Only their pitiful belongings

• All their household items

• Nothing at all

• Their entire wealth

What role does Krakow play in the relocation process?

• A final destination

• A place for new beginnings

• A temporary shelter

• A collection center

What happens to the Jews after they are gathered in Krakow?

• They are relocated to new homes

• They are transported to death camps

• They are sent to work camps

• They are given freedom