In June 1942, six thousand Jews were taken and shot dead
in woodland near the town of Tarnow. Among them that day were 800 children.
Should you go there today, there is a peaceful woodland, where green grass covers
their mass graves. Few people know who is buried in these woods, and few really
care. No-one knows who those children were, they have no names, no faces, and
no-one to remember them. Who can remember what they were like, what personalities
they had, their hopes and dreams? The memory of those 800 children is forever
lost. Like all of the 1,500,000 children killed by the Nazis, their lives are
no more than figures on a page.
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