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September 13, 2022 marks the 78th anniversary of one of the most notorious U.S. bombings of the German IG Farben plant. During it, an event

Online voting has begun in the fourth edition of the competition for the best tourist offers and products of Malopolska Voivodeship (Lesser Poland country), entitled

The film about the heroic courier girl “Wanda” will be screened free of charge in September for both the public and for schools and organized

Two substantive lectures and emotional recollections – tears flowed during the conference entitled “The post-war fate of children from KL Auschwitz” organized by the Remembrance

The legendary pharmacist from Brzeszcze passed away on August 27, 1957. She was 63 years old. Maria Bobrzecka was born in Tarnow. She spent her

The Remembrance Museum has received a copy of the Christ of Auschwitz medallion. On the 99th anniversary of Zofia Posmysz’s birth, it was received by

This is the title of a popular-science conference organized by the Remembrance Museum of Land of Oświęcim Residents on 5th September 2022. This issue is

Remembrance Museum visitors have shared more than 150 entries in less than three months in the museum’s Reflection Zone. The museum, which opened its doors

Entrance to the Remembrance Museum of Land of Oświęcim Residents has been free of charge since 1st May. Hurry – there are only a few

The summary of the historical project entitled “Hearing Forgotten Voices-the Fate of the Inhabitants of the Land of Oświęcim in the First Half of the

The story of the achievements of these two extraordinary teachers could be heard at the Primary School in Gorzów. Jadwiga and Kazimierz Balon were teachers

Nearly all seats were taken at the first of three free screenings of the film “The Courier Girl” at the Remembrance Museum of Land of

On the 82nd anniversary of the first transport of Poles to Auschwitz, a group of former prisoners and their families visited the permanent exhibition at

The premiere screening of the film “The Courier Girl” took place on 7th June in the auditorium of the Witold Pilecki State University in Oświęcim.

Almost 2000 people visited the Remembrance Museum of Land of Oświęcim Residents in May. Entrance to the Museum is free of charge in June and

“If I were to prepare this exhibition again, I would do it with even more engagement,” said Małgorzata Dziędziel-Gabryszak, teacher and creator of an exhibition

“We managed to identify all the people in the photograph. However, we were unable to determine who took the photograph,” said Joanna Formas, a Polish

A visit to a former prison cell, a walk through the old part of town, an outdoor exhibition, and a film projection-this was all part