The Jews of Klecew were liquidated in the Kazimierz forest nearby, in mass graves, digged before by forced labor Jewish prisoners, forced to jump inside and not even shot. Then lime was poured on them to burn them alive. And now, we are heading to the Kazimierz forest. A pastoral landscape spreads in front of our eyes. Beautiful forest is disclosed, and Lurek turns to a side, unpaved road, and stops after 500 mr.
Nobody can reach the place without guidance.
I am sure also the people of Klecew or Konin, most of them do not know. Dr. Nowak takes her camera and we step out. There, walking on a small path, we reach a Polish shining memorial, with a huge cross of Jesus Christ and polish wordings, engraved in gold. There are also flowers on the ground. The plaque commemorate the victims of WW2.