Jewish remnants of Krakow

The video explores the remnants of Jewish history in Poland, focusing on Kraków's Kazimierz and Podgórze regions. It highlights the impact of WWII on the Jewish community, including the Kraków-Plaszow concentration camp and the ghetto wall. The video also discusses Schindler's factory and the enduring legacy of the Jewish community in Poland.

What aspect of Poland is considered exotic by the narrator?

• Its homogeneous society

• Its cuisine

• Its diverse population

• Its geographical location

What was the fate of the Jewish cemetery headstones during the Nazi occupation?

• They were used to pave roads

• They were preserved in a museum

• They were used to build a memorial

• They were sold to collectors

What is the significance of the remaining ghetto wall fragments in Kraków?

• They are part of a new construction

• They are used as a playground

• They serve as a reminder of the past

• They are a tourist attraction

What was Schindler's factory known for during World War II?

• Hosting Nazi meetings

• Manufacturing textiles

• Being a sanctuary for Jews

• Producing weapons for the Nazis

What role did the pharmacy near the transport site to Auschwitz play?

• It was a food supply center

• It was a Nazi headquarters

• It was a place of refuge

• It provided medical care

What historical significance does the synagogue in Kazimierz hold?

• It was destroyed during the war

• It was founded in the 1600s

• It was a center for Jewish learning

• It was built in the 1800s

What lies beneath the surface of the road in Kazimierz?

• A hidden treasure

• An underground river

• Jewish graves

• A network of tunnels