German Jewish deportees arriving at the Warsaw Ghetto

Between September 1939 - July 1942 150,000 Jewish refugees arrived in Warsaw, most of them from Poland and some from the Reich.
The German Jews in Warsaw were among the first Jews to be sent to their deaths in the Treblinka death camp in July 1942.
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Archival Footage courtesy of Bundesarchiv-Filmarchiv & Transit Film

[@maryellwood3653]

.....incredible footage, fear, anger, despair, feelings of being lost, humiliation, constant anxiety not knowing exactly what was going to happen, but something bad.....these are some of the looks I can see on these peoples faces.......makes me angry and sad all at the same time, bet some of them wished the guy with the camera would just go away......

[@rumplestiltskin2308]

May the souls of all victims be rest in peace in God's kingdom.

[@milotherussianblue3691]

This is what happens when you let psychopaths take command.

[@carmelabarujel6611]

Breaks my heart to see all those innocent children being treated like this.

[@shrodingerscat4191]

Whoever is reading this:
Don't ever forget History.
Have a lovely day

[@schatzepage4188]

so well dressed coming into the ghetto. so sad, for we know whats in store for them. difficult to watch....

[@bebelinii]

Very sad. Maybe they felt relieved that they had arrived, unaware of the horror in front of them. These are human beings same as all of us.

[@bobbydeery5842]

just so hard to understand...complete insanity

[@billferguson1368]

It haunts me ; especially every time I see that little girl being fed a bowl of soup. That poor innocent kid.
Such a tragedy for all of those people...

[@semsemeini7905]

Awful.
They had no idea what was waiting for them.

[@BenGorski]

Those poor people. Innocent children..

[@stradedellabassa-videodica1185]

Shame and pain for all the humankind. We will NOT forget.

[@STLOverTheHill]

thank you Yad Vashem no I do not think we WILL FORGET!!!!! refugees from that village were in my family

[@mannybaquero2129]

The living conditions in any of those ghettos were deplorable. People were cramped into rooms like sardines. There was no running water or electricity. They were kept on starvation rations. People died on a daily basis mainly from starvation. The elderly and children suffered the most.

[@annwillett7489]

Omg the oppression why oh why did a. Nation think this was ok and have we learned anything from history 😢

[@inlove.369]

I love you all. 💜🙏🏼

[@pepettemachintruc5995]

Just horrific, when we know today the unbearable tragedy these poor people were expected to live... Before dying. It hurts so much.

[@gersonnat]

Absolutely not. Barely a few people survived Warsaw. They were all exterminated in Treblinka.

[@chajabato2899]

my great-grandfather was 'lucky' enough to have died in Theresienstadt before he was due to be deported to Auschwitz.
It is still hard to fathom for me how ppl could suddenly turn against their neighbors, collegues, friends even. This is no demeanor limited to Germans, and no tragedy exclusively of the past. It can happen anywhere, any time. Just look at the current refugee crisis, how entire countries despise the ppl seeking shelter. It is our responsibility to show some affection and empathy & not to follow the pattern of isolating others in need.

[@eugenegm]

One wonders what was going through the mind of the photographer. Perhaps it's just as well I can't understand such hatred and indifference - it would be toxic.

[@artheronbay5413]

And to think this is just the beginning of such evil keep your eyes opened people.

[@joealmeida1270]

Heartbreaking to see little children treated in such a manner. Very upsetting indeed!!!

[@QuangLe-nm7ck]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@madeinindia9455]

England failed Jews by not providing them with arms

[@yakovmatityahu]

😭😭😭

[@isha9275]

Priceless

[@Hampdood84]

When is this film from? (Year? Date?)

[@pretty312]

sad sad sad

[@justinthyme7275]

The common denominator in every human atrocity is religion.

[@frankcaciques1318]

nice to see everyone is here . the more the merrier.