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About Irena Sendler

On February 15, 1910, Irena Sendler, Righteous Among the Nations, social and charity activist, was born.

A Taste of Ghetto Life 14. Restaurant "Adaś" – Leszno 19

We invite you to read another column by Agnieszka Witkowska-Krych from the series "Life in the Ghetto", in which the author discusses, among other things, the issues of feeding the inhabitants

The issue of ritual slaughter of animals during the German occupation

Rabbi David Berman, a research specialist at the WGM, writes about the difficulties that Jews began to face

Rebbe of Radomsko

He was an extraordinary rabbi – not only a charismatic leader of thousands of Hasidim, but also a successful businessman. Rabbi David Berman – specialist

Leon Kopelman's War Memories. His Further Adventures

We invite you to read the final part of Leon Kopelman's memoirs. A Varsovian by birth, he survived the hell of the Warsaw Ghetto. In the first days

Shalom Zaglembie. Żarki – a city of two cultures

We invite you to read Michał Nowakowski's third article in the series "Shalom Zaglembie. In the Footsteps of the Jews of Zagłębie Dąbrowskie." Next article

Leon Kopelman's War Memories: The 1944 Uprising and Liberation

We invite you to explore Leon Kopelman's wartime memories. A Warsaw native, he survived the hell of the Warsaw Ghetto. In the first days of August

Leon Kopelman's War Memories: Occupation, Ghetto

We invite you to explore Leon Kopelman's wartime memories. A Warsaw native, he survived the hell of the Warsaw Ghetto. In the first days of August

Jakow Rabinowicz – his account was one of those that changed the ghetto

In the late summer of 1942, Rabinowicz managed to escape from Treblinka, return to Warsaw, and tell about what he had seen in the extermination camp.

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