The Warsaw Girl : Finding the Site of a Haunting WWII Photo | Invasion of Poland | WW2

In 1939, a single photograph captured the heartbreaking grief of a young Polish girl, Kazimiera Mika, as she mourned the death of her sister—killed by a German airstrike during the invasion of Poland. Taken by American photojournalist Julien Bryan in a field near Warsaw, the image has become one of the most haunting and iconic portrayals of civilian suffering in World War II.

But where exactly was that photo taken?

In this video, we delve into the tragic story behind the image and attempt to uncover the precise location where it happened. Using eyewitness accounts, wartime records, and modern maps, we retrace Kazimiera's steps in a city that has changed dramatically since 1939.

Join us as we search for the truth behind one of WWII’s most poignant photographs—and the forgotten place where history stood still.
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