Inside the Jewish Ghetto of Krakow, Poland 🇵🇱

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Inside the Jewish Ghetto of Krakow, Poland. In this video I will take you around Krakow to show you guys some of the areas of the city that played important roles during the Nazi invasion of Poland in the late 1930's. We will visit the iconic Jewish Ghetto of Krakow, as well as many of the sites from the film Schindler’s list to include Oskar Schindler's factory.
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@Travelwithchris Год назад

For those of you asking! Here is the link for the Auschwitz video I filmed several years ago! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EXyyYA-X47M.html

@robinszczepanik1781 Год назад

Thank you for sharing this, we need to never forget. Your video was very raw and you were not afraid to show how it moved you!Thanks for educating all of us who watch!

@user-is8hg4og2n Год назад

The small plaques on the walls of the synagogue include names of people who passed away and family members who donated money to the preservation of the synagogue and in return commemorated their family members who passed away Love your channel this video is very important I'm from Israel

@PEN32 Год назад

Thank you, Chris, for this video, and I believe you have explained what happens here more simply than others, allowing us to better understand the entire scenario. You are now on my list of people to reward.

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks so much! I appreciate your feedback because it keeps me motivated to keep making videos like these!

@user-yz8pw9dv2n 5 месяцев назад

Do I take it by your name Chris that you yourself are not jewish.If that is so I as a continental jew thankyou very much for this video.

@titogee36 4 месяца назад

@@user-yz8pw9dv2nyea he’s Hispanic

@mrhacker99999 Год назад

Amazing video with lots of history. It's so fitting referencing the movie. Great work Chris!

@CeladorGilden Год назад

I visited Berlin in the early 80s, before the wall came down. One of the places we visited was a cemetery for the Allied service men and women who died there, close to the Brandenburg Gate. The sensation I felt, walking around and reading some of the inscriptions on the gravestones, including some messages from their families, broke me. Am nowhere near old enough to remember what it must have been like during WW2 but I guess you must have felt a similar gravity walking around the Jewish Cemetery.. dreadful times for sure and something we must never forget. Big respect bud.

@CeladorGilden Год назад

Not sure what the deal is with these "message me on Telegram" replies Chris but I don't use Telegram anyway so if it is legit, thanks for the thought anyway.. if not, be aware :)

@titogee36 4 месяца назад

@@CeladorGildenyea it’s a scam

@bestridever2740 Год назад

Hi Chris Thanks for a great video even in the cold you were giving us history. Bless you and so happy to be part of your channel. I told many people I know to see your channel especially in morrocco too funny in the souke being morrocain myself. I hope more videos like this you make my night. Big Thanks

@xoxoKata Год назад

Wow chris, I started watching you from your trip in Serbia and now you are in my hometown :D Even though I know these places and stories i still watched this video with pleasure :)

@dianegarcia6562 Год назад

Wow Chris, I appreciate how much this part of history affected you and your sharing this. When I was younger and watched the movie I couldn't understand how people could be so evil. Unfortunately from beginning of time to the present day evil persists. You are precious Chris and have a caring heart ❤️

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks so much! I appreciate you taking the time out of your day to view my videos and leave me a nice comment!

@crystalwright7090 Год назад

You really did your research. Love the inserting of the clips from the movie to make it so real. Very informative. 🇯🇲

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks so much! I appreciate the kind words and support!

@pearl64ful Год назад

Wonderful video Chris. I have just returned from an amazing city break to Krakow and am blown away by its beauty and depth of character. I too loved the Jewish quarter and ghetto and found them both fascinating and moving....... thankfully Schindlers factory was open and along with my Auschwitz -Birkenau visit I managed to fulfil a longtime wish. I look forward to more of your videos....😊

@Special150 Год назад

We're back at it again 👍 Thanks for being consistent. We love your videos, Chris 💞

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks for watching! I try to keep them coming! 🙏🏻💪🏻

@Special150 Год назад

@Travelwithchris You're doing a wonderful job. I love watching both channels. You guys are an awesome couple. 💕

@keithbrandon8540 Год назад

Yes we have seen the film but it is something quite heart wrenching walking around these places. Being reminded of this history is a good thing and your video is very well done. Informative and interesting, so thankyou for caring to show your viewers a not always known part of history in Poland. The Beautiful Synagogue is beautiful, and your story of the cemetery was so compassionately told. The factory was closed when we went there too but it was still such a powerful surge of emotion being there. Appreciate your time, also facing the cold, to share with us these remarkable places. ✌️

@NNC93 Год назад

Two of my favourite films are schindlers list and the pianist both set in world war 2 that war is so interesting so sad but a major piece of history and I’d love to go and see all this for myself and the camps and see everything hoping to do that this year if possible

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Oh man me too! I love those films! I hope you get the chance to make it up to Poland this year! I definitely recommend visiting during the fall

@NNC93 Год назад

@@Travelwithchris thanks Chris keep up the good work👍🏻

@romanshklyar5598 2 месяца назад

Great video, Chris. Keep making similar videos. Thank you very much.

@Travelwithchris 2 месяца назад

Thanks so much! I definitely will!

@carolineok11 2 месяца назад

The synagogue you entered has been restored which was being done 10 years ago when we were visiting,it is beautiful again will need to revisit .

@sarajevoPOP97 28 дней назад

It's Very Simple Brilliant Guide. Thank you so much for the learning experience.

@jonstein6868 Год назад

I’m in Krakow now and really appreciate your informative and emotional style as a guide. Shalom Chris !

@titogee36 4 месяца назад

You did a great job with the history lesson Chris putting us there . Thank you

@jeanettemarie6456 Год назад

This video is amazing! You are awesome and thank you for suffering, the cold to make this video. I wish I could find somebody like you to travel the world with. 💞

@chindateav5430 Год назад

Hi Chris, thank you so much for showing a little bit of Jewish history. I came from a communist country (Cambodia) so I can relate what was going on back then. What I want to say to you is that you have good heart . You always care about the world around you. Yes and I watched Schindler List movies multiple time and I visited the Holocaust Museum in DC also. It’s so cruel that the communist party killed so manyJews and Cambodian people . Thanks to you for showing this . I hope many young people like you will learn the history so it doesn’t repeat itself. God bless you!!

@terenprywatny2.0 Год назад

great video, thank you, but...who were the nazis? where did you have a state? why did they put such inscriptions? think. "Nur für Deutsche (Polish: "Only for Germans") - an inscription placed during World War II in the countries occupied by the Third Reich on means of transport, buildings and public places, such as parks, cafes, cinemas, theaters, etc. exclusively for Germans."

@lord0qpa Год назад

Yeah, around 25:30 mr Chris used the world „German”, but he corrects it very quick for mythical word „Nazis” Its very sad that the world doesnt remember :( After watching this video i see people will soon forget the truth .. If we keep using word „Nazis” instead of „German”, many people in the world will think that Polish people were „Nazis”.. but in fact: they were one of the most affected country by Nazi Germany :( Btw it was a very smart move from Germany to put concentration camps in Poland.. I can often hear from my friends from Spain for example words „Polish camps”. for average person in America the whole Europe is a one big country… they dont feel the difference..

@mikemuaythai79 Год назад

Wow amazing video Chris. You so eloquently explained and made people more aware of the incredibly sad and tragic history of the city.

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks so much! I really appreciate your comment!

@kristinamatevosyan7417 Год назад

Chris, read about the Armenian genocide. Turks did similar things to us Armenians during WW1. At the conclusion of the Obersalzberg Speech (1939), German dictator Adolf Hitler likely stated, "Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?"

@timdetmers3240 Год назад

i am a descendant of Moses Isserles and this is the first time I have viewed his grave. Thank you. I will never be able to visit it in person so I very much appreciate this video.

@grahamatwilliamstruckschan3266 2 месяца назад

Hello great video , its important to keep this story alive. I recently visited the factory and I am fairly sure that the guide said the factory is a reconstruction on the site the original , the tour is therefore she said more of a history lesson ......but I urge everyone to visit Krakow

@yoni081281 Год назад

Thanks for sharing, the world needs to remember why the words "never again" are engraved in every Jewish heart in the world! Great job man! Love your channel from israel!

@theofficialbigjoeshow Год назад

I feel so short of breath watching this amazing video.

@redfrontdoor 11 месяцев назад

Great video. Just got back and your video has filled in a lot of gaps. Krakows a beautiful place and well worth a visit. We'll definietly be back.

@davidrutter9786 Год назад

Very informative walking tour. The area he is walking in with the balconies is so identifiable to me from Schindler's List. Recognized it immediately.

@robertbl7500 Год назад

Hi Chris, Thanks so much for showing this to us!!

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@mrmilo8416 Год назад

Thanks Chris, l found your video fascinating and educational. You did a fantastic job.

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks a lot!

@laurahargreaves7029 Год назад

Always wanted to visit ,you just saved me a trip,cheers chris

@mariuszpuszkiewicz7864 Год назад

Hi. Near Kraków you should visit Wieliczka Salt mine. Absolutely amazing place. Greetings from central Poland 😉👍

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Yes absolutely! I will add that to my list when I return!

@grandmasterjo1 16 дней назад

Thank you for an excellent video 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️

@CRONTARIO11 Год назад

I enjoyed your video! Very well explained and presented. Certainly you've showed excellent understanding of the events in all ways, which is in teaching & science even more appreciated than knowing the mere facts, cos one can look for them on Wikipedia. While watching, I as a historian couldn't even tell if you told anything wrong. Keep doing like this!

@lisapebley6039 Год назад

I absolutely love Kraków!!! I went there in 2018 on a mission trip. We toured that as well. I think you should go Auschwitz. It’s definitely an experience you will never forget. Also make sure you go to the Jewish district there as well. Since you’re so close you should go to Prague, Czech Republic. They have a Jewish graveyard there that is absolutely astonishing. They have a church there as well. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. Also In Warsaw have a uprising museum there as well. Blessings from Oklahoma. Ps. Salmon perigee is awesome and try going to a Milk Bar while you’re there. Ps. Kraków was unscathed during the war.

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Greetings to Oklahoma! I was stationed there in Lawton in 2013! I appreciate your support big time!

@ruthlevy2467 Год назад

Love all of your videos, you and Gladys are adorable but I have to say that the care and feelings that you put in this one was deeply moving. Thank you

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thank you so much! Your support means the world to me!

@cyrilrogan4069 3 месяца назад

Visited Krakow last month...beautiful cultured City

@helenlinton5172 4 месяца назад

Thank you for sharing

@hayleykhan896 Год назад

This was fantastic and really sensitively and genuinely done. I remember my Grandma going to visit Auschwitz and saying how harrowing it was, she was a few years old when ww2 began and living in England. I certainly learned from this, i pray the whole world wakes up and sees our differences are what makes life interesting and beautiful!

@claireabell123clairebingle8 Год назад

You did a fantastic job , I went last year to visit Krakow if I didn’t see everything then on my visit I would definitely know where to visit watching your video

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thank you so much! I hope to go back soon! Love this city!

@martinpickard5818 Год назад

Man thanks for this video…..we go to Krakow on Monday,all about the history,oh and the food.✌️

@edstravel Год назад

Definitely amazing place an being blessed 🙌 to see Poland Bro

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Yes bro! I need to go back and visit more when its warmer!

@haitianotr Год назад

Damn, i didn't know about this place. I would've check it out when I was there.

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Oh yeah! It is pretty surreal to see. My first two visits I never saw this either though to be fair lol all I did was 🍻

@haitianotr Год назад

@@Travelwithchris I visited a concentration camp called Stutthof near Gdańsk. It was one of the saddest trip I've been in.

@djwnakoz1882 3 месяца назад

The misconception is that there were some mythical Nazis, and not just calling them Germans as you should... But the vlog is very good, and I like it. P.S. I'm from Krakow, in the 90s you couldn't go to Kazimierz without being robbed.

@yvonnechambers5181 Год назад

Thank you going to Krakow in November and definitely going to visit theses places

@Travelwithchris Год назад

I was there in November! It will be cold, but beautiful!

@czarekp3552 Год назад

2:33 METAL WINO two of my favorite things

@timdetmers3240 Год назад

Warsaw was destroyed during the war but Krakow was relatively untouched. That is because Krakow was in the part of Poland that was in the Austro-Hungarian empire, and hence considered "German" by the Nazis where Warsaw was in the part of Poland that was in the Russian empire and was not considered "german" by the Nazis.

@user-sw3fg8uk6v 5 месяцев назад

I think it’s a perfect weather for this film

@Travelwithchris 5 месяцев назад

Yes absolutely!

@maximichaels9022 Год назад

Hello & good morning Chris, from San Francisco! You must be freezing your ¡¡ off🤧 Thanks for sharing, enjoyed that sad sad history knowledge of what people had to lived in such a world of Pain, suffering 🥺, Now my curiosity watching your video, in which I wished I known from my Mom directly & other relatives stories of the WW II during Pearl Harbor, & moresure the Islands of Saipan & Guam, Japanese ownership? I only heard briefly in my teen from my older cousin of Saipan & I had no interest of war events which I think I had asked my Mom twice to verify the story my Cousin told But would not say. Parents, thought it was 1 yr in a Japanese Concentration Camp But SADLY much longer than I expected😭 Chris wish & pray that We don't experience Any Wars!! Thanks again for sharing keep up the great work...wished I could travel & experience the World...take care, from SF😯

@Maximixa Год назад

Freezing? It's 4 C , it's nothing.

@user-yz8pw9dv2n 5 месяцев назад

1 am now 74 and greek jewish impossible for me and my generation and our children to ever forget.Our grandchildren's generation the same.

@Travelwithchris 5 месяцев назад

🙏🏻❤️

@patm5594 Год назад

Thanks for this video. The world needs to remember.

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Yes! May we never forget!

@ewelinaborysiak1647 11 месяцев назад

So informative video. I like you so much Chris❤

@ivanlee35 Год назад

Well done superb blog we should never forget Amazing

@ivanlee35 Год назад

I dont know how to do it chris wish i did anyother way god bless

@djmack3305 Год назад

Super interesting. Thank you ✌️😎✌️

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@Revfredrmarch Год назад

I have seen the movie Schindler's List and I do remember that spot so bad what happen 😟You did a great serves respectful and informative bro

@SandraHof 7 месяцев назад

I enjoyed your video. I have lived in Kraków since 2013. I need to make one correction. Kraków was left virtually untouched from the war because the Nazis made Kraków their headquarters during the war. So all the old buildings are authentic, hundreds of years old. This makes Kraków very special. You are correct about Warsaw. It was completely obliterated during the war. So their Old Town was rebuilt after the war.

@mustuk1 5 месяцев назад

Great video man. Love your effort to know better history. And love your courage to speak so frankly about this not so easy issue. This days it's trandy to hate Jews. Thank you for your insight.

@czarekp3552 Год назад

it's surreal seeing you there.... cracoov btw

@Crystal-cs3gm 7 месяцев назад

I loved this video and I think u did a good job.. even if not every single lil thing was correct. I didn't find anything incorrect. But I see some comments here feel the need to point out some stuff. Which is fine, but should do so respectfully. No need for the negativity when your intentions were pure. Anywho. Your so lucky to walk in the very same steps the Jewish people walked. I have been obsessed with watching videos of this very dark time. I would love to go to Germany but only to visit the historic sites that have to do with the Holocaust. Most of those buildings look like they been standing there since that dark time. Just by looking at your video and seeing the background I can picture the Nazis running through the streets the stumping of their boots echoing the alleys. Their dogs barking. Must have been unimaginable living at the time. But most of all being Jewish at the time. 🇮🇱🇺🇲

@WalkingVibes4K Год назад

Amazing tour amigo.."que cool"

@akabill79 Год назад

One of your best vids Chris

@jagc1969 Месяц назад

Zero is the perfect temperature : no cold, no heat.

@Sam-qm3hn Год назад

Thank you man for this video.

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@nolafrancis6598 Год назад

This channel needed to go grow faster because great history he does👍👍👍👍💚💙💛💜

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thank you! Lets hope the channel can continue to grow

@Jojo-nz1uw Год назад

I WATCH THAT MOVIE CHRIS IS A JEWISH COMMUNITY IN POLAND

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks for watching bro

@inyourface300yt Год назад

Awsome broski 🙏💯💯💯🍿

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks a lot bro!

@inyourface300yt Год назад

@@Travelwithchris your welcome bro and if you one day in the netherlands connect me🙏💯💯💯🇱🇺🇱🇺❤️

@salahudin1160 Год назад

Today I learn someting very important from u Sir Chris..thanks you so much Tell US The History of Nazi and jewel..I love ur All works Sir Chris...😊😊😊😊😊😊..i must see the movie...

@pawellewap9179 9 месяцев назад

A very few people knows that the most characteristic and unique feature of the Krakow ghetto wall is its shape, not coincidentally reminiscent of Jewish tombstones called matzevot... The Nazis were fond of such "jokes". Another proof of what I am saying is the inscription above the gates of the camps, the famous "arbait macht frei" meaning "work sets you free". It was pure mockery, because if someone worked honestly as ordered and received the food fed to Nazi slaves in return, he could only survive as long as the camp commandant indicated in his welcome to the camp: "Jews two weeks, priests a month, the rest - three months at most."

@Travelwithchris 9 месяцев назад

thanks for watching!

@Londonsfinest318 2 месяца назад

Krakow is pretty much the only city that actually wasn’t destroyed in the war.

@thomase6787 2 месяца назад

I could be incorrect. But I believe the walls they built around the ghetto were meant to resemble Jewish headstones… pretty messed up.

@haveagoodtimeswithsanit Год назад

Poland looks like always rains, the street is wet, nothing fun. Maybe the summer time is better for travel in Poland. I got new word from your VDO " segregate, ghetto " thanks chris. interesting history.

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks a lot! It was definitely super rainy and cold this time around, but wow in the summer it is so amazing!

@oscarchavez2854 Год назад

Great History Thanks Man 🙂

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks a lot bro

@6seogrow_your_business202 Год назад

8:51, You don't need to say sorry, Nazi was germas . it the same

@Travelwithchris Год назад

🙏🏻

@fritoguy Год назад

History is my favorite subject bro so this video was awesome 👏 after watching your series in Poland it’s making its way up my list 😂

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Bro you need to make it to Poland! You would love it, but I definitely recommend around May time frame. That winter trip was brutal and it rained so much!

@paulinetan781 Год назад

Chris, u are still panning too fast, eg at 21:17

@TheBlackbird46 11 месяцев назад

Krakow was not destroyed in the war. Most of the buildings are not new as you stated,You should also say Germans …..

@titogee36 4 месяца назад

😮

@jennyzoliver6718 Месяц назад

They were Nazis

@ceciliaquinonez352 Год назад

I have seen the film it’s heart breaking.

@MaddogKernan 2 дня назад

That did make me laugh about the weed vending machine 😂😂😂

@azjoe_6310 Год назад

Very well done and accurate except for one item that may have been mentioned: Krakow did not have much destruction at all like Warsaw. In fact, compared to other known Polish cities, it was virtually left completely intact.

@hubertm4870 Месяц назад

This is not true. Warsaw was destroyed mostly due to Warsaw uprising as a revenge. Krakow was luckier. It was supposed to be destroyed by the Germans, but they did not manage to do it in retreat before the approaching Soviet troops. Krakow was also incorporated into the Austro-Hungarian Empire for only 80 years. There were practically no Austrians or Germans there, so it was not considered a German city. So this was not the reason for saving Krakow (0.2% of German speaking population before World War II).

@abdelalitoufyq609 Год назад

I'm trying learn English from your channel I like it because your english easy a little bit .

@jennyzoliver6718 Месяц назад

Only the mother hid under the stairs.the daughter comes down later in the scene..

@gdziepieniadzezalas906 Год назад

My city❤

@Travelwithchris Год назад

❤️🙏🏻💪🏻

@barca35087 Год назад

Are you going to Auschwitz? I would love to see a video from Auschwitz.

@danroydsbarbadostravelvlog3057 Год назад

Tuning in from Barbados🇧🇧

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks a lot! I hope to visit one day!

@czarekp3552 Год назад

to think, that we ever allowed this to happen to our fellow human, is beyond me

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Yeah absolutely!

@themagnolia15 Год назад

Each chair represent a thousand lives. So you should count the chairs. It is so many lives

@lesliesandoval9411 Год назад

Interesting history and knowledge that you brought to the channel chris. I actually seen like Schindler’s list movie, it’s called the pianist witch also is a movie about the nazis taking over citizens in Poland that where jews. Very very sad what those people had to go thru.

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks so much for taking the time to watch the video and leave a nice comment. 🙏🏻❤️

@msmikemann807 Год назад

you get 5 stars for this one

@Travelwithchris Год назад

Thanks a lot!

@ExploraconVicente Год назад

My favorite part was the vending machine 🤤💚

@davidhouston8997 Год назад

Have you done Auschwitz yet Chris I done it before the start of the first lock down in the uk plan to go back someday

@greycliffnative Год назад

Krakow was not destroyed during the war. Warsaw was very much destroyed. As far as I know the ghetto walls inside the cities (whenever still standing) were simply liquidated after the war, exactly like the Berlin wall was demolished by the Germans after the end of soviet communism. Also... It was not Western allies who won the German nazis. There soviets (who had earlier cooperated with Hitler), defeated the Germans but also established their own criminal regimes in Central and Eastern Europe.