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The religiosity of Warsaw Jews after the outbreak of the war

We are sharing a column by Rabbi David Berman from the Scientific and Research Department of the WGM, published in the November edition of the monthly Słowo Żydowskie on the occasion of

"It's not about eliminating the epidemic, but about eliminating the Jews." The wall around the Warsaw Ghetto

We are sharing a column by Dr. Martyna Grądzka-Rejak, head of the Scientific and Research Department of the WMG, published in the historical monthly "Mą się wieki" on the occasion of the celebrations

The Warsaw Ghetto Wall after the war

We are sharing a column by Professor Konrad Zieliński from the Scientific and Research Department of the Ministry of Water Management, published in the Plus Minus magazine – the weekend edition of Rzeczpospolita.

Between life and death

We are sharing a column by Dr. Jacek Konik from the Scientific and Research Department of the Ministry of Water Management, published in the Plus Minus magazine – the weekend edition of Rzeczpospolita.

On November 16, 1940, the Germans established a ghetto in Warsaw

We are sharing a column by Dr. Hanna Węgrzynek, Deputy Director for Scientific and Exhibition Affairs at MGW, published in Plus Minus – the weekend magazine

Black, gloomy walls rising towards the sky…

We are sharing a column by Dr. Martyna Grądzka-Rejak, head of the Scientific and Research Department at MGW, published in the Plus Minus magazine – weekend edition

The Victim and the Executioner – Part Two

This is the second and last part of Dr. Paweł Wieczorek's column about Abram Krzepicki, who escaped on September 13, 1943.

Victim and executioner

On September 13, 1942, Abram Jakub Krzepicki managed to escape from the Treblinka extermination camp. What he saw and what he did

Revolt '43

On August 2, 1943, an uprising broke out at the Treblinka II camp. The one-day revolt failed to eliminate the crew and destroy

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