On May 20, 1943, the Germans shot approximately 550 people in the ruins of the Warsaw Ghetto. It was the largest execution
The ghetto began to be armed in earnest in January 1943. Pistols, gasoline, and even machine guns entered the district, right under the noses of the
As part of the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, we present a series of short videos dedicated to the first urban uprising.
One day, a girl attending kindergarten in Muranów, pointing to the former borders of the largest ghetto in Europe carved in the cobblestones,
The Education Department of the Warsaw Ghetto in cooperation with the Fixafilm studio has prepared an educational documentary about the Warsaw Ghetto, available in three versions
On March 7, Professor Anna Zalewska, Senior Specialist of the Scientific and Research Department of the Municipal Museum in Lublin, led a workshop on "Things from the Ghetto" for students.
On January 27, International Holocaust Remembrance Day, two commemorative plaques commemorating the extermination of the population were unveiled in Warsaw.
For several months after the fall of the uprising, Jewish survival groups operated in the Warsaw Ghetto, in shelters and ruined tenement houses.
The "City Behind the Wall" social campaign, which accompanied the commemorations of the 82nd anniversary of the closing of the gates of the Warsaw Ghetto, has come to an end.
