The author has dealt with Zabłocie, the small district (1.2 km²) in Cracow, close to the city-centre, on the Vistula River southern bank. This medieval village (founded in 1357) was a part of the Podgórze City, in the 1772-1916 period, next both the cities were joined. During some 150 years, since the mid-19th c. to 1990, Zabłocie was an important industrial area, due to Vistula, railway lines and local mineral resources (limestone, clay, salt from the Wieliczka mine). Among industrial plants, the most famous one become The Enameled Vassel Plant, led during the Nazi occupation by Mr. Oskar Schindler, who saved his 1100 Jewish employees. This heroic act was commemorated in the “The Schindler’s List”, an American film by S. Spielberg in 1993 ...