Review of Jacek Konik, Głosy zabitego miasta. Wstępna prezentacja rezultatów badań archeologicznych na terenie dawnego getta warszawskiego w latach 2021-2022

The publication reviewed here, under the evocative title Voices of a Murdered City, discusses the results of the recent fieldwork carried out in 2021 and 2022 in two locations: 1) along Świętojerska Street, at the northern border of the Krasiński Garden, in the area of the former workshops known as the Broom-maker’s shed, and 2) in the square at the intersection of Miła and Stanisława DuboisStreets, north of the so-called Anielewicz’s Mound, where the headquarters of the Jewish Combat Organisation were located. Excavations were conducted in cooperation with the Chief Rabbi of Poland, Michael Schudrich, and the Rabbinical Commission for Cemeteries, since there was a possibility of finding human remains – those of deceased Jews.

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Fasciculi Archaeologiae Historicae
Published
2025-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.23858/fah38/2025.010
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Polish-Jewish Holocaust Memory Studies
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Review of Jacek Konik, Głosy zabitego miasta. Wstępna prezentacja rezultatów badań archeologicznych na terenie dawnego getta warszawskiego w latach 2021-2022

Magdalena Bis
Fasciculi Archaeologiae Historicae
Polish-Jewish Holocaust Memory Studies
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Review of Jacek Konik, Głosy zabitego miasta. Wstępna prezentacja rezultatów badań archeologicznych na terenie dawnego getta warszawskiego w latach 2021-2022

Magdalena Bis
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The publication reviewed here, under the evocative title Voices of a Murdered City, discusses the results of the recent fieldwork carried out in 2021 and 2022 in two locations: 1) along Świętojerska Street, at the northern border of the Krasiński Garden, in the area of the former workshops known as the Broom-maker’s shed, and 2) in the square at the intersection of Miła and Stanisława DuboisStreets, north of the so-called Anielewicz’s Mound, where the headquarters of the Jewish Combat Organisation were located. Excavations were conducted in cooperation with the Chief Rabbi of Poland, Michael Schudrich, and the Rabbinical Commission for Cemeteries, since there was a possibility of finding human remains – those of deceased Jews.

Fasciculi Archaeologiae HistoricaeVol. 38
Polish Academy of Sciences (PL)
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