Doument from the ghetto of Borek Falecki, part of the ghetto of Krakow (Poland) issued in 1941. The document is signed by the Judenrat (Jewish council of elders) in Borek Falecki. It deals with the approval of gifts in the form of drugs from the Jewish Social Self During the Second World War there is a tragic period in the history of the Podgorza, part of Krakow. From 1941-1943, there were in the area a Jewish ghetto. March 14 it tooks place the liquidation of most of the of the ghetto. They inhabitants were taken to and killed in the gas chambers at Auschwitz concentration camp. In 1942 he created the Plaszow labor camp for Jews and Poles, and later transformed into a concentration camp (since 1944). Prisoners were forced to do hard labor in inhumane conditions, including in the quarry. As a result of starvation, disease and executions in the killing of about 80 thousand. persons. Another place of martyrdom in the Plaszow camp was the penalty for "construction services" (Baudienst), so. "Liban".