In Hamburg, there is the 'Monument to the Poles Deported from the Warsaw Uprising' by Jan de Weryh-Wysoczański. The work was created in 1999 and is located on the grounds of the museum, which is a memorial to the former concentration camp in Neuengamme. The sculpture takes the form of a granite slab on which three rows of granite blocks - thirty blocks in each row - have been placed. The work commemorates some 6,000 Poles deported from the Warsaw Uprising in 1944.

The text contains basic information about the site. If you have additional information - please contact us!