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YIVO in Vilnius and the World I Call for Papers

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Purim Ball "Return to Eden"

Marian Turski has passed away

Agreement of cooperation between JHI and Memorial de la Shoah

On 18 January 2019, an agreement of cooperation with the Memorial de la Shoah was signed at the Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute.
The Delet App is available

Discover the collections of the Jewish Historical Institute and browse them on your mobile device (Android only). We cordially invite you to download the Delet App, which we have prepared together with Mysza Software.
22 July March of Remembrance

This year, the march is dedicated to the memory of Shmuel Zygielbojm, a Bund activist, who made efforts throughout these months to alert the Western public opinion about mass extermination of Jews in occupied Poland. After many months of struggle against the West’s indifference, in act of solidarity with the insurgents of the Warsaw Ghetto, he committed suicide. In the March of Remembrance, we want to bring back the memory about him.
Opinion survey

Opinion survey about the permanent and the temporary exhibition at the JHI.
The launch of the Delet (Hebrew: ‘door’) educational portal

The portal publishes materials from the entire collection dedicated to the Oneg Shabbat group as well as works of art. The project is an initiative of the Association of the Jewish Historical Institute of Poland in partnership with the Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute.
The world is getting a little bit better. Professor Paweł Śpiewak about the 70 years of the JHI

An interview with professor Paweł Śpiewak, director of the Emanueal Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute about the 70 years of shared history of the JHI and the Association of the JHI in Poland; by Anna Majchrowska.
From one room to the Internet — The Central Jewish Library

The idea of creating a Central Judaic Library, a library containing any books, writings and documents connected to Judaism, is 155 years old. The collection was modest at first, limited to one room, however before the war it grew to 30 thousand books and its own building. The Central Judaic Library was destroyed during the Holocaust. Now, in the 21st century the CJL exists once more — this time in digital form. This is its history.
The Tłomackie bookstore — photo gallery

The Tłomackie Bookstore in all its beauty.
Judenrat through the eye of a satirist

The conservators of the JHI are currently protecting the album "Satirical drawings on the activities of the Jewish Council."
Salvaged
Treasures of the JHI

A gallery presenting some of the most valuable paintings in the collection of the Jewish Historical Institute.
Painting and graphics

The collection of painting and graphics comprises about 8,000 items and is one of the largest collections of works of Jewish artists of the interwar period.
March of Remembrance 2014

On 22nd July, on the 72nd anniversary of the beginning of the liquidation of the Warsaw ghetto by the Nazis, on the March of Remembrance, we will walk the streets of the annihilated ghetto, honoring the largest Jewish community of pre-war Europe.
Meeting with Samuel Willenberg

We wish to invite you to the JHI for a meeting with the former prisoner and escapee from Treblinka as well as the participant of the Warsaw Uprising.
The March of Remembrance — 22nd April

The March begins at the Umschlagplatz monument (5/7, Stawki Street)
The last conservation works

At the moment, the conservation works on the exhibits that will be presented in JHI on 17th April are coming to an end.
“The Last March” by Natan Rappaport

For many years, Rappaport’s plaster project lay in storage unavailable to the general public.
How do we acquire knowledge of life and struggle in the Warsaw Ghetto?

Jewish Historical Institute has in its possession a collection of documents of great significance.
Sculptures of Samuel Willenberg

Samuel Willenberg’s sculptures do not leave anyone indifferent.
Hidden in milk cans

The exhibition has been design in a way which aims to synthetically show what the Ringelblum Archive is.
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