Plan your Visit to Yad Vashem
test
Icon arrow right

Yad Vashem is open to the general public, free of charge. All visits to Yad Vashem must be reserved in advance.

Icon arrow right

New at Yad Vashem:
Sound-and-Light Show in the Valley of the Communities

Facebook Instagram X YouTube Pinterst Blog
  1. Home
  2. The Artifacts Collection
  3. Featured Artifacts
  4. Pouch and belt that Sima Wronski made in the Ravensbrück camp

Pouch and belt that Sima Wronski made in the Ravensbrück camp

Share
Pouch for storing the daily bread ration that Sima Wronski made for herself in the Ravensbrück concentration camp
Pouch for storing the daily bread ration that Sima Wronski made for herself in the Ravensbrück concentration camp

Yad Vashem Artifacts
Collection Donated by Rachel Abrahamov, Holon, Israel

Pouch for storing the daily bread ration that Sima Wronski made for herself in the Ravensbrück concentration camp
Belt woven from electrical wires that Sima Wronski made in the Ravensbrück camp
Belt woven from electrical wires that Sima Wronski made in the Ravensbrück camp

Yad Vashem Artifacts
Collection Donated by Rachel Abrahamov, Holon, Israel

Belt woven from electrical wires that Sima Wronski made in the Ravensbrück camp
Sima (Wronski) Warschawski after the war
Sima (Wronski) Warschawski after the war

Yad Vashem Artifacts
Collection Donated by Rachel Abrahamov, Holon, Israel

Sima (Wronski) Warschawski after the war
Pouch for storing the daily bread ration that Sima Wronski made for herself in the Ravensbrück concentration camp
Pouch for storing the daily bread ration that Sima Wronski made for herself in the Ravensbrück concentration camp
Belt woven from electrical wires that Sima Wronski made in the Ravensbrück camp
Belt woven from electrical wires that Sima Wronski made in the Ravensbrück camp
Sima (Wronski) Warschawski after the war
Sima (Wronski) Warschawski after the war
04. CampsWomen