#Cracovia
Las tropas alemanas ocuparon Cracovia el 6 de septiembre de 1939 e inmediatamente comenzaron a perseguir a los #judíos. A fines de octubre, los nazis establecieron en Cracovia la capital del Gobierno General, lo que agravó aún más su persecución.https://t.co/zwKRHUD13J pic.twitter.com/ih9PE86KBz

— Yad Vashem – Español (@yadvashemES) September 6, 2023

#OnThisDay In Jewish History:

September 6, 1941

The Vilna Ghetto was established.

Originally home to a large Jewish community, the 1939 population of the Vilna region was 200,000, including over 55,000 Jews, with 12,000-15,000 as refugees from German-occupied Poland. pic.twitter.com/GCWyivg8yH

— On This Day in Jewish History (@dailyjewish) September 6, 2023

#OnThisDay In Jewish History: September 6, 1729.

Moses Mendelssohn is born in Anhalt-Dessau, Germany. Known as the father of the Haskala (Jewish Enlightenment) movement, Mendelssohn is both a controversial and revered figure in Jewish history. pic.twitter.com/5PAqq2PLaW

— On This Day in Jewish History (@dailyjewish) September 6, 2023