We are delighted to announce that the Warsaw Ghetto Museum and Imperial War Museums (IWM) in the United Kingdom are strengthening their collaboration to advance education, cultural dialogue, and historical research.

The ECHOES project aims to develop an innovative AI chatbot enabling analysis of and interaction with Holocaust survivors’ testimonies.

The 85th anniversary of the closure of the Warsaw Ghetto was commemorated over two days: 16 and 17 November. The programme for the first day focused on the memory of Dr Anna Braude-Hellerowa and the events related to the closure of the ghetto.

Greek Jews were sent to KL Warschau straight from KL Auschwitz, where they had lost their loved ones, often entire families. This was another ring of an ‘exotic’ hell for them. They worked in the bitter cold, amid the eerie ruins of the ghetto, under the supervision of SS sadists.

In the spring of 1942, as news of further crimes against Jews reached the Warsaw ghetto, young underground activists began to consider forming an armed organisation to fight the Germans.

27 January 27 1945, is a symbolic date for the former prisoners of the Auschwitz camp complex. In the afternoon, soldiers of the 60th Army of the First Ukrainian Front opened the gates of the camp, which had been abandoned by the Germans.

Actress, dancer, singer

Activist of Ha-Shomer ha-Cair, fighter of the Warsaw Ghetto.

Resistance fighter in the Warsaw Ghetto, commander of the Jewish Combat Organization (ŻOB) camp unit in Poniatowa.

I am moved by what I saw. I think this is one of the most important testimonies of the Holocaust and the most important testimonial…

We invite you to listen to the speech of Judy Batalion – Canadian writer, author of the bestseller “The Light of Days: The Untold Story…

We are happy to present you the educational documentary prepared by WGM and the FixaFilm studio. The film is available in Polish, English and Ukrainian…