History of the Jews in Poland
Operation Reinhardt – extermination of Polish Jews
On the night of 16-17 March 1942, the Germans began the deportation of Jews from the Lublin ghetto to the Bełżec death camp. At the same time, they started deporting the Jews of Lviv there as well.
The Barbarism Advances - About armbands and patches on Jewish clothing during the Holocaust
About armbands and patches on Jewish clothing during the Holocaust
Katyń - miejsce egzekucji Żydów-żołnierzy Wojska Polskiego
Katyń - miejsce egzekucji Żydów-żołnierzy Wojska Polskiego
Jewry’s contribution to the development of spa culture in the Eastern Borderlands at the end of the 19th and in the first half of the 20th century
dr Izabela Spielvogel.
Marek Edelman. More conscience and more courage
To the end of his life he talked not only about what he himself had experienced, but also about the experiences of those in need here and now.
The most Jewish places in Poland
The largest centres of the Jewish population in Poland according to the 1921 census.
The Independent: Powerful and joyful experiences, extremely painful disappointments
The Independent: Powerful and joyful experiences, extremely painful disappointments
Anti-Jewish Pogroms in Summer 1941
In the summer of 1941, after the German attack on the USSR, a wave of pogroms against Jews swept through the rear of the Eastern Front.
Polska a ogłoszenie niepodległości Izraela 14 maja 1948 roku
Deputy Barzilaj opens the consulate of Israel in the Warsaw hotel "Bristol" (01/10/1948) Israel’s Declaration of Independence was a broadly recognised event in Poland. In the conference room of the Warsaw’s National...
The Kibbutz Movement in Pre-War Poland
The Kibbutz Movement in Pre-War Poland – the Grochów Kibbutz
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