Place of National Memory at 32 Górczewska Street in Warsaw, commemorating the site where the greatest number of killings took place during so-called Wola massacre (first days of Warsaw Uprising). Between 5 and 8 August 1944, in the backyard of the building at the intersection of Górczewska Street and Zagłoby Street (currently non-existent), near the railway embankment, Nazi-German troops murdered almost 12 000 Polish men, women and children.