- Lviv - We visit two of the largest mass execution sites in former Occupied Poland in the context of the Holocaust of Bullets. Both sites are in Lviv, some 6 kilometres apart. We also visit several locations in Lviv city centre where the brutality of the Lviv pogroms was captured on film in July, 1941. We have prepared then and now photos that illustrate how close Lviv today is to its horrific recent past and we ask questions about ignorance, denial, and revisionism in Ukraine.
- Private transportation
- Expert local guide
- Lunch included
Take part in a private journey guided by the Lviv Holocaust Research Foundation team, retracing the path from the ghetto to the multi-dimensional Janowska camp (labor / transit / annihilation) - presently the dilapidated Prison #30 of Ukraine. We then visit the mass killing ground at Lysynychi, concluding with exploration of various specific sites in the Lviv city centre where lethal brutality took place during the Lviv pogroms.
Understand the history behind the Polish Lwów’s pre-war infrastructures by juxtaposing them with historic photographs of large crowds being led to their demise.
You will find yourself standing at the very spots where Jews and many other innocent individuals once stood before embarking on a journey toward inevitable death.
The entire experience can be emotionally overwhelming, so brace yourself - a significant part of Lviv still remains untouched post World War II. Proceeds from this tour will be directed back to the Lviv Holocaust Research Foundation. We deeply appreciate your booking, your generous support is invaluable.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
