In November 1940 a closed district was erected in Warsaw - separated by a wall from the "Aryan" part of the ghetto intended for the Jewish inhabitants of the capital. Today, there are few remnants of the walls and the walls of the houses marking its boundaries. The most famous of them are located within the so-called. a small ghetto in the courtyards of old townhouses at Zlota 62 and Sienna 55, and also at Waliców 11. Nearby is also worth seeing also in 2010 in the courtyard of XII LO. Henryk Sienkiewicz is one of the capital monuments of the ghetto borders.
At Sienna and Zlota, commemorative plaques were placed, one of which was revealed by Israeli President Chaim Herzog. Several bricks from the wall have been found in world museums, such as the Jerusalem Holocaust History Museum, Yad Vashem. The boundaries of the closed district were also determined, among others. the walls of the Grodzki Courts in Leszno, the fragment of the wall of the Jewish cemetery, the walls of townhouses at Chłodna 41, Krochmalna 4/28, Ogrodowa 55, Okopowa 78 and Stawki 10.
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