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Jurowecki Street
Jurowecki Street
Street where SS forces cordoned the ghetto and captured fighters were shot.
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... The SS soldiers stretched along the entire length of
Jurowecki Street, cordoning off the denser section of
the city from the ghetto. There was no way to escape.
The battle had to be waged near a fence. Only there
would the masses find a way to escape from the
besieged ghetto. ...Source passage 2
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... Gathering together the small toddlers with their
frightened eyes, Friedl tore them away from their weep-
ing mothers, whom he reassured they were being sent
away for “‘labor.”’ He lined them up חו groups on Juro-
wecki Street, gazing at them with his sadistic smile.
Suddenly he took an automatic weapon in his hand and
shot down the screaming babies. Fried] laughed. Then
he walked over to inspect the results of his murderous
act. ...Connected nodes
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