Władysław Bartoszewski Square in Warsaw is an extraordinary and symbolic place. During the Occupation, a small street called Biała ran through here, which, excluded from the Ghetto, was bordered on both sides by a high wall. In those times, the young, 19-year-old Władysław Bartoszewski was drawn into helping Jews in the Żegota organization. The design of the project was based on a photograph from that time…