Uncover the only known civilian photographs from inside the Warsaw Ghetto during the 1943 uprising, and the investigation that brings their stories to light. #33PhotosFromTheGhetto premieres tonight on HBO Max. | HBO Documentary Films

This documentary combines archive footage and AI simulations to highlight the less-familiar story of the doomed Jewish uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto, which began in January 1943. That year, six months after the Great Deportations to the extermination camps, two main underground groups, the Jewish Combat Organization and the Jewish Military Organization , planned a bold action to rise up against their Nazi oppressors. However, events unfolded unexpectedly, leading to a spontaneous uprising that t

These photographs show the streets of Warsaw, and the ruins and flames over the Warsaw Ghetto. They were taken in April-May of 1943 during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, as the Germans began burning the ghetto block by block. The photographs by Rudolf Damec, a Polish man living in Warsaw, were rediscovered just a few years ago by his granddaughter. On April 19, we will join the POLIN Museum (Muzeum Historii Żydów Polskich POLIN) by wearing daffodils as a symbol of #RememberingTogether in honor of t

The Warsaw Uprising broke out with the aim of liberating the city from brutal German occupation. It lasted 63 days, ending with the surrender of the insurgents on 2 October 1944. It remains one of the most heroic and tragic events of WWII. The Germans killed over 200,000 civilians and razed nearly all of Warsaw. The memory of the Warsaw Uprising lives on in our hearts! | British Poles

81st anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising. Glory to the heroes 🇵🇱 | Wojtek Pilichowski