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

Wladyslawa Wierzbicka-Kostanska and her son, Jan Kostanski

Poland

Jan Kostanski (left) and Jakob Wierzbicki ride in a rickshaw on a street in the Warsaw ghetto. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
Jan Kostanski (left) and Jakob Wierzbicki ride in a rickshaw on a street in the Warsaw ghetto. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)

Jan Kostanski (left) and Jakob Wierzbicki ride in a rickshaw on a street in the Warsaw ghetto. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
Jan Kostanski (left) and Ajzyk Wierzbicki pose on opposite sides of the barbed wire fence on Krochmalna Street. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
Jan Kostanski (left) and Ajzyk Wierzbicki pose on opposite sides of the barbed wire fence on Krochmalna Street. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)

Jan Kostanski (left) and Ajzyk Wierzbicki pose on opposite sides of the barbed wire fence on Krochmalna Street. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
The Wierzbicki and Kostanski families in the Warsaw ghetto. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
The Wierzbicki and Kostanski families in the Warsaw ghetto. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)

The Wierzbicki and Kostanski families in the Warsaw ghetto. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
Ajzyk and Jakob Wierzbicki climbing the ladder at the ghetto wall overlooking Mirowski Square
Ajzyk and Jakob Wierzbicki climbing the ladder at the ghetto wall overlooking Mirowski Square

Ajzyk and Jakob Wierzbicki climbing the ladder at the ghetto wall overlooking Mirowski Square