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A temporary installation recalling the Jews imprisoned in the Warsaw ghetto during World War Two has been put up at the corner of Grzybowska and Żelazna Street in Warsaw.

The museum is open: 11-14 August, closed: 15 August.

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It’s easy to gather support by means of hatred. And yet, will this hatred not spell doom—upon myself, upon you, upon your children and grandchildren?

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This year we want to recall the memory of silent resistance of the civilians which was just as important as armed combat.

Join the 11th edition of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising social-educational campaign. Wanda Traczyk-Stawska, Bartosz Gelner, Aleksandra Żebrowska Ralph Kaminski, Grupa Granica and our volunteers are Ambassadors of this year's campaign.

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

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

Read a letter of The Cukerman's Gate Foundation.

For more than a year now employees of the POLIN Museum in Warsaw have been learning ‘‘Nonviolent Communication”.

TISH Festival wins an award in the category Education, Training and Skills.

Praca Ewy Juszkiewicz sprzedana na aukcji w Nowym Jorku. Dochód ze sprzedaży obrazu wesprze działania statutowe Muzeum POLIN.

The mural will be available for viewing between 18 and 24 April 2022 on the wall next to the entrance to the Centrum metro station.