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Krakow City, Krakow
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The Empty Chairs Memorial is a poignant tribute located in the Jewish district of Kazimierz in Krakow, Poland. It commemorates the Jewish victims of the Holocaust and symbolizes the empty seats that were left behind after the mass extermination during World War II. The installation consists of 68 empty chairs arranged to evoke reflection and remembrance.
Chairs represent absence and loss, making them a powerful symbol for those who are missing due to the atrocities of the Holocaust. Each chair signifies an individual life lost, inviting viewers to reflect on the stories and experiences of those who lived in the Jewish community of Krakow before the war.
The Empty Chairs Memorial was designed by Polish artist, architect, and professor, Marek J. Dziekański. The project was completed in 2010, and it reflects both the historical significance of the Jewish community in Krakow and the impact of the Holocaust.
Yes, visitors are encouraged to leave flowers or other tributes at the memorial as a sign of respect and remembrance for the victims.
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