Lodz, Poland, junction of Zgierska street and Limanowskiego street. The former headquarters of Gestapo and German authorities of the Litzmannstadt Ghetto (Gettoverwaltung). During the German occupation old part of Lodz - Baluty - was turned into enclosured and cut off Jewish quarter being in fact a small and independent slave labour camp. Most of the buildings of Litzmannstadt Ghetto remained and Baluty is still one of the poorest part of the city.
Camera: Samsung GX 10, lens Sigma 24-70mm F/1:2.8 EX DG, HDR
Lodz, Poland, Russian Orthodox Church of Alexander Nevsky at Kilinski Street.
Autumn reminiscence, photo taken in the middle of last October, in Lodz in my vicinity. Camera: Samsung GX10, HDR.
One of the identified graves of Ghetto Field at the New Jewish Cemetery in Lodz. The Ghetto Field consists of about 45 thousand graves of people, who died in Ghetto. They were buried over there in the individual graves in accordance with the provisions of the Jewish religion. However most of those graves are not traceable on the surface (apart of those with the concrete gravestones). Nowadays the Ghetto field is reconstructed and the graves are being identified (following the archives of the cemetery) under the auspices of the Ministry of Defence of Israel. Camera: Samsung GX10, lens: Sigma 24-70m F/2.8 EX DG, photo: Krystian Kozerawski, www.kozerawski.com
