Cabinetów
Cabinetów, also known as Polish salvation carts or Jewish rescue carts, were wooden vehicles designed to rescue and transport Jews during the World War II Holocaust. The carts were secretly built by carpenters and their assistants in occupied Poland between 1942 and 1943.
These carts were disguised as ordinary wagons, with the intention of avoiding suspicion from the Nazi and
The carts played a significant role in the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, as they were used to transport
Due to the rarity of the carts and limited documentation, it is estimated that only 5 preserved