History column

On October 6, 1939, Jewish ritual slaughter was officially banned by the German occupying forces.

He was an extraordinary Rabbi – a charismatic leader for thousands of Hasidim as well as a successful businessman.

In late summer of 1942 Rabinowicz managed to escape from Treblinka, get back to Warsaw and tell what he had seen in the death camp.

We invite you to read the second text by Michał Nowakowski from the „Shalom Zaglembie. In the footsteps of the Jews of Zagłębie Dąbrowskie” series.…

We invite you to read the first text by Michał Nowakowski in the “Shalom Zaglembie. In the footsteps of Jews from Zagłębie Dąbrowskie” series. The…

We invite you to read the last article by Agnieszka Witkowska-Krych in a series entitled “The Taste of Life in the Ghetto”, in which the…

We invite you to read another article by Agnieszka Witkowska-Krych in a series entitled “Life in the Ghetto”, in which the authoress writes about such…

“You are free!” – were the first words spoken late in the afternoon of 1 August, 1944 by a young Pole with a „white and…

We invite you to read another article by Agnieszka Witkowska-Krych in a series entitled “Life in the Ghetto”, in which the authoress writes about such…

The Nazi authorities started to carry out the plans for annihilating European Jews from the second half of 1941, when German troops marched into the…

We invite you to read another article by Agnieszka Witkowska-Krych in a series entitled “Life in the Ghetto”, in which the authoress writes about such…