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21 March was proclaimed the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in 1966 by the United Nations General Assembly.

Yesterday at the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, Zygmunt Stępiński received a nomination for the next three years of managing POLIN Museum.

At dawn of 18 January 1943, German forces entered the Warsaw ghetto and began a round-up of its inhabitants which lasted several days.

Join POLIN Museum and people around the world on 27 January to participate in the annual We Remember Campaign, hosted by World Jewish Congress.

Art installation by the TTTM artist-in-residence Tetiana Bohuslavska.

The Museum is open: 26-28 December, 2022, and 2 January 2023.

Gabriel Narutowicz served as Poland’s first president. However, he’s perhaps best known for the fact that a radical nationalist assassinated him five days after he took office, on December 16, 1922.

Read a letter of The Cukerman's Gate Foundation.

Call for papers to international conference in Norway in March 2023.

The 20th anniversary of the festival. Watch WJFF films online.