The book explores the Jewish ghetto in German-occupied Warsaw, revealing how it served as both a tool of Nazi exclusion and a central aspect of Jewish life amid suffering. Through extensive historical research and interdisciplinary analysis, Anja Nowak examines the socio-spatial dynamics of the ghetto from 1939 to 1943, utilizing rare archival materials and firsthand accounts. The narrative highlights the trauma inflicted by the ghetto's physical and social environment, illustrating its lasting impact on the survivors' stories and the city’s modern landscape.
