Ewa Heller-Ekbad’s visits the Bersohn and Bauman Hospital

We had the utmost honour of hosting Ms Ewa Heller-Ekblad, granddaughter of Dr Anna Braude-Heller, who visited the Bersohn and Bauman Hospital yesterday. więcej

WGM Excavation Site Available For Visitors

Visit WGM Excavation Site! It will be available for visitors from 22 June to 30 September (Tuesdays to Sundays), between 12pm and 5pm.

The future of Miła 18 | Questionnaire

During excavations near Mila 18, the cellars of two houses were uncovered and more than 5,000 artefacts excavated. How should we commemorate this place? więcej

A Matzevah of Remembrance memorial unveiled in Błonie

Yesterday, in front of the Blonie Museum, we officially unveiled the ‘Matzevah of Remembrance’ memorial commemorating the Jews from Blonie. więcej

"A guide to the Former Warsaw Ghetto" by Masza Makarowa

In the "Guide to the Former Warsaw Ghetto", you will find information on 60 of the most important sites in the former ghetto więcej

Handover of the construction site to the General Contractor

On 23 October 2023 Albert Stankowski, director of Warsaw Ghetto Museum, officially handed over the contruction site of the future building of the Museum... więcej

Construction of the Warsaw Ghetto Museum begins

On Wednesday, October 11th, 2023, a contract was signed for the construction and conservation works... więcej

Support Warsaw Ghetto Museum

You can now support Warsaw Ghetto Museum through donations. więcej

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The Collection Department of the Warsaw Ghetto Museum prepares maps showing the borders of the ghetto and changes to them from January 1941 to August 1942 as well as the borders of the remnant ghetto.

Our museum prepares maps to show the borders of the Warsaw Ghetto from January 1941 to August 1942. The subsequent versions of maps will also show the remnant ghetto from September 1942 to April 1943, including the so-called shops ("Schuppen" in German – German production plants in which Jews were forced to work), the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of April and May 1943, and the remnant ghetto ruins in the second half of 1943 and the first half of 1944. In addition, our maps will show the typhus danger zone in the spring of 1940 and German plans for the borders of the Jewish district in Warsaw published in Nowy Kurier Warszawski and Gazeta Żydowska newspapers between April and October 1940.