Jewish ghetto In Dombrova Tarnowska Poland

Unedited WWII footage of Jewish ghetto in German occupied Dabrowa, Poland in 1939. Dombrova, Yiddish name for Dabrowa Tarnowska Poland. CU of man with Star of David with the word "Jude" on jacket. Jude is German word for Jew. All Jews in German occupied Dombrowa Poland required by the Nazis to have Star of David with word "Jude" on clothing. Scenes of Jewish population in Dombrowa Poland. Policeman passing quickly close to camera. Pan up brick building to window with bars, three men lean heads out window. Scene of crowd, several CU of faces of men and women Jews. Old man with beard with star marked Jude on coat walks down sidewalk. A little girl and well dressed woman (no Jewish star badge) walks toward camera. Shtetl-like scene of unpaved street and low buildings in Dabrowa. Pan of children in street. Close view of little girl. Pan of village street. Toddler with Jewish star plays with string. Man with pails of water. Shows cows and men gesturing with hands as in livestock trade. Pan of a box covered with black cloth and bearing a Star of David. Sign on the box with words in print and handwritten on three lines, top line Komitee (Committee-Jewish Community). Scenes of Jewish men working in garment workshop producing clothing for the Wehrmacht (Germany Army). Shows Alfred Rosner (Rossner) the German manager of the workshop. Jewish women sewing with machines and hand sewing in garment workshop. Street scene, young men looking up to camera. Panning shot of people with focus on the Jewish star. CU of old man with beard and glasses. More shots of the crowd in the street, several walk past camera.