An orphanage in Warsaw houses children ages 3-18. It was not always that way.
In 1912 an orphanage for Jewish ‘social orphans’ was built for Jewish children ages 7-14, children whose parents could not keep them for various reasons. One hundred boys and girls lived here, sharing chores, going to primary school, learning a trade. The orphanage was a charity funded by wealthy Jews.
The school flourished until that moment in November 1940 when the children and teachers were forced to move to the Jewish ghetto; after a year they were forced to move again.
On August 5, 1942 the children and teachers were deported to Treblinka by train.
Rest in peace, innocent of innocents.
A Journey of Remembrance and Hope 
Thank you, Donna, for enhancing our trip with your wisdom and spirituality.
Your have a beautiful gift .Your writing reflects your inner light that glows with positive energy.
Thank you for being you.
Thank you for your kind words Cindy. Coming from such a beautiful writer they are a great complement! I am so glad we made this journey together.