Pinkas Hakehillot Poland :Gdansk, Poland

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Gdansk, Poland (cont.)

Citizens of Danzig cheer Hitler, 19th September 1939
(Courtesy of “Beit Hatfuzot” [the Museum of the Diaspora], Tel Aviv)

The Great Synagogue of Danzig before its destruction in 1939.
Above the entrance a sign: “The synagogue will be destroyed,”
and on the fence a banner: “Month of May hasten and come, free us of the Jews.”
(Courtesy of “Beit Hatfuzot” [the Museum of the Diaspora], Tel Aviv)

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