Kraków, Poland - January 24, 2025 Before being thrown into the abyss of Auschwitz, many Polish Jews passed through ghettos like the one in Krakow, where, after being stripped of all their belongings, they lived in overcrowded conditions waiting for a decision on whether they were suitable for forced labor or were sent to extermination. When next Monday marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation by the Soviet Army of the extermination camp where more than a million people were murdered, numerous tourists from all over the world, visibly impressed, stroll through the same streets that were the scene of unimaginable horror. Camera: MIGUEL ÁNGEL GAYO. FOOTAGE OF THE AREA WHERE THE KRAKOW GHETTO ONCE STOOD. MINUTED: 00:01 - 00:10 Entrance gate to Oskar Schindler's factory in Krakow, Poland, on a street next to the Jewish ghetto, January 20, 2025. Metal gate with columns on both sides. 00:10 - 00:18 Memorial plaque at the entrance to the Schindler factory. 00:18 - 00:26 Mosaic of black and white photographs of workers in Oskar Schindler's factory in Krakow (Poland). 00:26 - 00:34 Line of tourists waiting to enter the Oskar Schindler factory in Krakow (Poland), in a street next to the Jewish ghetto. The Polish flag can be seen at the museum gate. On the right, was the metal door through which the workers entered. 00:34 - 00:42 Old and badly destroyed facade of a building in the former Jewish ghetto in Krakow (Poland), with broken glass and boarded-up windows. 00:42 - 00:57 Swing on a children's playground in the former Jewish ghetto in Krakow, Poland. The sidewalk was covered with snow. Behind the swing can be seen a reproduction of the wall that enclosed the former ghetto and is in the shape of Hebrew tombstones. 00:57 - 01:05 Remnants of the wall delimiting the former Jewish ghetto in Krakow (Poland), in the shape of Hebrew tombstones. In the center, a black metal memorial plaque. 01:05 - 01:13 Reproduction of the wall that enclosed the former Jewish ghetto in Krakow, Poland, in the shape of Hebrew tombstones. 01:13 - 01:22 Remnants of the wall that enclosed the former Jewish ghetto in Krakow (Poland), in the shape of Hebrew tombstones, on a street in the Jewish quarter. In the center, a black metal memorial plaque and supports for a cauldron. 01:22 - 01:30 Metal plaque on a remnant of the wall that enclosed the former Jewish ghetto in Krakow (Poland). The inscription reads, in Hebrew and Polish: “Here they lived and suffered at the hands of Hitler's torturers. From here they took their last journey to the extermination camps. Fragment of the Jewish ghetto wall, 1941-1943”. 01:30 - 01:39 Facade of the Eagle Pharmacy, the only one that existed in the former Jewish ghetto of Krakow. Today it is a museum. On the door, poster of the pharmacist Tadeusz Pankiewic, who ran it. 01:39 - 02:01 Ghetto Heroes Square in Krakow, Poland, with several rows of metal chairs as an art installation symbolizing the looting of Jewish homes by the Nazis during World War II. [Restrictions: Spain, Latin America, or the U.S. Hispanic market]