The famous scandalist of the interwar period, although born in cold Siberia, stirred up public opinion in the Second Polish Republic. She was a social
On the frosty morning of January 18, 1943, the Germans began another deportation operation in the Warsaw Ghetto. Activists of the Jewish Organization
She lived for only 43 years. First, in the shadow of her outstanding mother, the pianist Maria Szymanowska, and then of her brilliant husband, the poet.
She was one of Europe's first outstanding female composers and pianists, a fixture in the tsarist salons of Moscow and St. Petersburg. She came from a Frankist family.
For several months after the fall of the uprising, Jewish survival groups operated in the Warsaw Ghetto, in shelters and ruined tenement houses.
In 1937, a beautiful Jewish divorcee caused one of the biggest sexual scandals of the interwar period in Poland.
The Warsaw Ghetto Museum received a gift of a metal plaque with a German inscription prohibiting Jews from entering the park. We sincerely thank you.
She was beautiful and artistically talented. She loved, apparently without reciprocation, the renowned sculptor Karol Stryjeński, and had an affair with the poet Kazimierz Wierzyński,
A Polish Jew from a good, middle-class home, Marta Foerder (1872–1896) was the lover of a demonic writer from the Young Poland period,
