The POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews is the first and only museum dedicated to restoring the memory of the civilization created by Polish …
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Feb 15, 2025
This is a very well-conceived museum, presenting centuries of history with a variety of interactive displays. The real sadness of the World War II era comes through the exhibits, both emotional and c…Full review by J G
Jan 29, 2025
An absolute must if you're visiting Warsaw - A fascinating, huge and deeply rich museum that takes you on a visceral journey through the ups and downs of the history of the Jews in Poland. Rememberin…Full review by MissMadgeDC
Jan 25, 2025
It was a learning experience. It was interesting to know about the history of the Jewish people who came to Poland and have stayed here for a long time. If you are into history, I would highly reco…Full review by uncvcutraveller
Hello, Are there folding chairs available for visitors with walking difficulties?
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Wheelchairs are available at the museum and discounts available for both the disabled person and helper. If you check their website there is an email address you can use to …
Wheelchairs are available at the museum and discounts available for both the disabled person and helper. If you check their website there is an email address you can use to contact them [email protected]
Hello, I am looking for family members from my fathers side. The family name is Olenski, his name was Aleksander, can anybody there point me in the right direction of how I might trace them? Thankyou, Jozef olenski
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I am not aware about any special institution serving this kind of research. However if the family member was of Jewish origin you may contact Institute of Jewish History in Warsaw. In …
I am not aware about any special institution serving this kind of research. However if the family member was of Jewish origin you may contact Institute of Jewish History in Warsaw. In case if someone was sent to Auswitz - there is as well very kind historical section serving this kind of information. If you know what was the city origin of your family you may try to contact city or county hall for advice.