Kamenets ghetto 1942

In 1942, about 5,000 Jews, about 90% of the population, lived in the Kamenets ghetto. “Poles with electric lights were installed around the ghetto 10-20 meters later, illuminating the perimeter of the ghetto from evening to morning. Entering the city outside the ghetto was forbidden.” Later, almost all Jews were sent to the Treblinka extermination camp, and only a few people survived. I spent my childhood in this old Jewish house with a brick firewall. I could not even imagine what a tragedy these walls contain. You can literally say that barbed wire was embedded in the plaster of the walls

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