Memorial Sign to the Victims of the Nesvizh Ghetto (Victims of Nazism)

The memorial sign to the victims of the Nesvizh ghetto perpetuates the memory of the Holocaust, the liquidation of the ghetto, and the uprising led by the Jewish underground of Shola Kholyavsky. This revolt became the first uprising in a ghetto on the territory of Eastern Europe, and as a result of Nazi policy, more than 6,200 people died in the two ghettos of the district. Separate memorial signs are installed at the execution site near the village of Panyutichi and at the city cemetery, and another sign to the victims is located in Jerusalem.