These are the remains of the bones of your loved ones souls who were murdered under the Nazi boot, and did not come to the burial of Israel. from Lukov and its surroundings" - A horrific photograph showing human bones scattered on the ground. On the back is an ink stamp of the "Committee to Commemorate the Remembrance of the Saints in World War 1939-1945 - Locals from Lukow and its surroundings in the Land of Israel".
According to the caption on the back (typed), the photograph was sent by Mr. Jacob Kesselberner and Mr. Joseph Springer when they visit to the cemetery in Lukow, And they saw the shocking picture of thousands of dead people whose bones are scattered and scattered on the earth - The bones of the Holy Thousands who were murdered by the Nazis and not buried.
Until World War II, there was a large Jewish community in Lukow, Lublin Province, Poland. The Germans captured Lukow in September 1939 and immediately began killing dozens of Jews and burning Jewish homes. Until May 1943, the Germans murdered thousands of Jews there, and most of them were sent to Treblinka.
Size: 9x13.5. Very good condition.
