Focusing on a chilling chapter of history, this book delves into the only purpose-built camp for children under 16 in German-occupied Europe, located on Przemyslowa Street in wartime Poland. It examines the harrowing experiences of the young victims and the broader implications of such a facility within the German system of oppression. Through detailed accounts and historical analysis, it sheds light on the atrocities faced by children during this dark period, emphasizing the need to remember and understand this painful legacy.
