A group of 3 Holocaust Judaica wooden hand stamps from the ghettos of Warsaw and Litzmannstadt, also Kosher Judaica stamp. The stamp of the Jewish ghetto in Warsaw, which was created by the Nazis during the occupation of Poland and existed until May 16, 1943. 450 thousand people were isolated in the ghetto, who died en masse due to hunger and disease and were also deported to death camps. The Jewish mail, Litzmannstadt Ghetto stamp from the second largest ghetto in Poland, organized by the Nazis for Jews, Gypsies, communists, representatives of other ethnic groups and parties, as well as criminal elements. The ghetto was intended as a temporary gathering place for undesirable elements, but it developed into a significant industrial center that served the needs of the Wehrmacht. World War II Historical Collectables And Memorabilia, Holocaust, Stamps, And Seals.