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just so uprising which was the single largest act of jewish resistance against nazi germany during world war 2. you'll see live fix with the of from the ceremonies. the 1st time a german president has been invited to speak at the annual memo. hundreds of jewish fight just joined the ultimately doomed revolt against the nazis in april 1943. battling full nearly a month before they were crushed, the ghetto was destroyed and many of its inhabitants was sent to nazi death camps and killed

ah and d w correspondence magdalena was paulo car is in a war. so at the memorial ceremony of, for us a, tell us more about the significance of this day and best memorial event. well, i'm in a few minutes that we'll just start. we heard some minutes ago, the sirens were roaring in war. so, and it's like every year, every year at the 19th of april in war. so there are the sirens withdrawing, and people are commemorating this day. but of course this you're very special because is the eighty's anniversary and it's the 1st time when a german guest,

a german president to will be holding a speech. and today, here it's death place. and some of you may remember the year in 9070, even when a really bronze dead german chancellor kneeling, he was kneeling down here exactly at that same place. so we don't know if the german president to day and we'll additionally to his words make and he gestures because symbols cannot be planned. but if for it, because his speech as itself is a big symbol, hugh to day in the city, am many people came here to be, ah, to be here. many of them are worrying. i'm this yellow spring, flowers duffer dials. it's happening every year. and you know, it was a uprising of the jewish people in the ghetto here, but as it was located in the middle of 4. so in the heart of this city, it's of course not only a very important day jewish people until israel,

but also for the polish people for the citizens of for so an interior who is waiting. now what words will fall here, especially from the german presidents, as is the 1st time it will happen. and it does get uprising is sometimes mixed with and other very important uprising and polish history. the uprising which happened one year later, 45, and this one was organized, spider, polish, underground resistance and did something different to war to we commemorates to day the jewish ghetto uprising mckelly. there was still a scene alive pictures of the ceremony. they're getting on the way we've just seen a minute ago. so pictures of the firms been sold in germany, poland and israel. not flexible either. it seems to get on the way now.

okay now while we wait, let's talk about it. this event before germany invaded poland in 1939 also was home to europe, largest jewish community, the nazis, and largely exterminated it. what is jewish life now in the polish capital? well, as he said, i was the, was the 2nd city in the world up to new york or the largest community offer juice lift and it was a very colorful life. i would say, you know, this museum which is all right here. the pulling museum which was built 10 years ago, shows all a decent time before the 2nd world war. we're a jewish people here in war, so let

a very cultural active life. they were really active social, active, few in those city. and they lived together with polls thought that were polish shoes. and after the world war, 90 percent of jews in poland were murdered by the nazis. so it's rather a small community in warsaw. something about 700 people who are still trying to be active here. but it's, of course, not. a lot of them are still hearing or so. molina bushed, pollock out there and war. so for us and let's just stay with these life pictures of the ceremony when you're about to hear a speech from marianna tusky, he's a polish holocaust. survivor and the president of the international auschwitz committee a few months oh

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