Polish art project marks sites of vanished Jewish cemeteries


  • World
  • Tuesday, 21 Jan 2020

WARSAW (Reuters) - An ethnologist and photographer are trying to recover a lost chapter of Poland's past by marking the sites of now vanished Jewish cemeteries with transparent 'headstones' and taking photographs of them.

The plexiglass installations bear laser-etched epitaphs in Hebrew to those believed to have been buried at the site.

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