BEDZIN, Poland — A cache of historically significant artifacts, including a Star of David armband, a hidden underground bunker, and a connecting tunnel, have been uncovered at a former two-story redbrick house in southern Poland — a site that once sheltered Jewish resistance members fleeing Nazi persecution during World War II. The recent discovery comes amid ongoing preservation work at the property, which sits within the boundaries of the Bedzin ghetto established by Nazi occupation forces.
A secret bunker, tunnel and a Star of David tell a story of Jewish resistance in a Polish town
