November 16 is a tragic date in the history of Warsaw - it was on this day in 1940 that the gates of the ghetto were closed
As part of the celebrations of the 82nd anniversary of the closing of the Warsaw Ghetto, the premiere screening took place on November 16 at Grzybowski Square.
The Warsaw Ghetto Museum and the Jewish Social and Cultural Association in Poland invite you to the celebrations of the 82nd anniversary of the closing of the ghetto borders.
Roman Kowalski is one of the most colorful figures in the history of the Warsaw Ghetto. He led a group of thugs and underage pickpockets from Wola,
They lived in the darkness of damp, cold cellars in the eerie ruins that once were Warsaw. They had no idea how long it would last.
Jews, know that deportation means Treblinka, and Treblinka means death. Don't rely on work cards. Hide the children and the elderly.
We invite you to see photos from the guided tour of the outdoor exhibition "Out of thousands...", which took place on September 4 as part of the Festival
It's August 11, 1942. Transports depart daily from the Warsaw Ghetto to the Treblinka extermination camp. The Umschagplatz, where the prisoners are gathered
During the occupation, on the farm of Wojciech Zatwarnicki in Warsaw's Czerniaków district – with the knowledge of the Germans and under the friendly tutelage of an old Volksdeutsch –
