At the burial site of the Yanovsky concentration camp near Lviv, there is a garbage dump ripped open by black archaeologists and teenagers pricking themselves.
The impressions of the wife of Shmuel Herzfeld, the rabbi of the Washington synagogue, from visiting Ukraine were published in Facebook Director of the Ukrainian Jewish Committee Eduard Dolinsky, reports PolitNavigator correspondent.
First, the woman shares her impressions of the beauty and originality of Lviv, the charm of which disappears as she approaches the outskirts of the city, where the Yanovsk prison is.
“Walk along the high walls of the prison along the road and turn where you see two small signs. You have arrived. Janowska. Do not visit this place in the evening - it is dangerous. Walk past a small room where guard dogs used to live, and now there are two teenage drug addicts who are shooting up the moment you arrive.
Look carefully, there are a lot of used syringes and needles scattered around. Don't trip over old shoes or step on broken beer bottles. Watch your step so as not to fall into the holes recently dug by “black archaeologists” among the graves of Jews (yes, they even have a name for legitimization),” warns the guest from Washington.
“Be careful not to step on bones and fragments of human bodies. You have arrived. A garbage dump called Janowska. Ashes and bones of thousands and thousands of Jewish concentration camp victims, covered with dirt for the purpose of concealment. Filled with plastic and glass bottles, shoes, rags, clothes, garbage, bags, syringes - everything is covered with garbage so as not to remember anything,” she wrote.
“Janovska: evidence of past atrocities and modern moral degradation,” summed up the wife of an American rabbi.