• 17:00 Unveiling of plaques in memory of Jewish families from Gombin on the Chelmno Remembrance Wall

• 17:30 Memorial service for all the Shoa victims of the Gombin Jewish community and unveiling of the Gombin Memorial Monument at Chelmno

After four centuries of continued existence, the Jewish community of Gombin was destroyed in the Spring of 1942, when the German Nazis liquidated the town's ghetto and deported all the remaining Jews to Chelmno.

More than two thousand Jews from Gombin, men and women, young and old, were gassed and burned at the Chelmno extermination camp.

The Gombin Memorial Monument at Chelmno was made possible by contributions of survivors and descendants of Jewish Gombiners from all over the world. The design and execution of the work was initiated by the late Jan Rassumowski and completed by Stanislaw Mystek.