Smosza-Gesia-Bonifraterska: Large Ghetto,
end of September, 1942.

Zelazna-Twarda-Prosta: Small Ghetto,
end of September, 1942. One source indicates
it went up to Ceglana.

1. The place on Stawki where Jews were ordered to report for deportation.

2. The railroad siding at Stawki from which they were deported.

3. The section where the first revolt in January occurred: Zamenhof-Dżika-Niska-Stawki.

4. Jewish cemetery

5,6. Stawki and Nalewki, the two points through which the SS entered the large Ghetto on April 19 to liquidate it.

7. Conner Bonifraterska-Konwitorska, German patrol of five shot on April 20.

8. On Długa St. outside the Ghetto, on April 21 or 22, the Germans set fire to three houses in order better to attack the Ghetto.

9. On the eve of April 23, a group of Jewish fighters attempted to break out of the Ghetto through WolnOSC Street, but machineguns drove them back.

10. Evening of April 23, a bomb was thrown on German car on Freta St.

11. Vicinity of Okopowa and Powazkowska, the place of the last stand of Jewish defenders.