A Taste of Ghetto Life 9. Courts – Leszno 53/55
We invite you to read another column by Agnieszka Witkowska-Krych in the series "From Life in the Ghetto," in which the author explores, among other things, the issues of feeding the ghetto's residents, the activities of ad hoc feeding stations for starving residents, and the Transferstelle, a soup kitchen for children and infants. She discusses the courthouses that served as a transit point for food smugglers, Janusz Korczak's efforts to obtain aid for the Main House of Refuge, the so-called house committees, and the people and institutions that had to […]
“I want to contribute to the creation of the permanent exhibition of the Warsaw Ghetto Museum”
Charles B. Wessler, the American producer of Peter Farrelly's comedy-drama "Green Book," which won three Oscars and three Golden Globes, supports the creation of the Warsaw Ghetto Museum's permanent exhibition. He answered a few questions for us. Wessler entered the Hollywood production world in 1994 with the comedy "Dumb and Dumber," directed by Peter and Bobby Farrelly, with whom he began a long-standing collaboration. It was with the Farrelly brothers that he made "There's Something About Mary," starring Cameron Diaz, "I, Irena […]