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The employees of the Education Department of the Warsaw Ghetto Museum would like to invite you to participate in activities intended for teachers and pupils/students…

“Uncovering Warsaw – Three Views” is an exhibition which presents three portraits of the city: pre-war, wartime, and reconstruction times. Three perspectives make up the…

The Director of the Ghetto Fighters’ House in Lohamei HaGeta’ot visited the Warsaw Ghetto Museum to talk about mutual cooperation. The visit of Yigal Cohen…

On 20 August 1944, the insurgents captured the building of the Polish Telephone Joint-stock Company, the so-called PAST, which was Warsaw’s second tallest building. Its…

In the footsteps of Janusz Korczak – such was the theme of the third Varsavianist stroll, organised by the Warsaw Ghetto Museum on 11 August…

We are talking to Erik Bednarski, the author of the documentary “Warsaw: a City Divided”, about the invaluable film material found in the attic of…

On the initiative of the Polish Institute in Tel Aviv and the Mashmaut Center in Kiryat Motzkin, a group of female teachers who had completed…

The Warsaw Ghetto Museum would like to invite you to the third stroll in the series of our monthly, educational Varsavianist strolls. We meet on…

On 22 July 1942, the Germans began so-called Great Action (Grossaktion Warschau). Once locked in the Warsaw ghetto, the Jews were now being deported to…

We are talking to Paul Bauman, a geophysicist from the Hartford University in Connecticut, about the satisfaction of working as a geophysicist, discovering the secrets…

About the wartime fate of the founder of the Nissenbaum Family Foundation, Zygmunt Nissenbaum – whose family lived in the Warsaw ghetto – and its…