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International conference "Confronting Holocaust Distortion in the Digital Era"
From November 18–20, 2025, the international conference “Confronting Holocaust Distortion in the Digital Era” will bring together scholars, educators, and museum professionals to examine the growing phenomenon of Holocaust distortion in digital spaces.
Debate: "Holocaust Research after October 7, 2023: Changes, Continuities, Challenges"
The Ringelblum Archive | Imperial War Museum London
Jewish Historical Institute Opening Hours Changes on September 18, 2025
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Stroop’s Report in the new version
On 17th April on the website of the Instiute of National Remembrance (IPN), Jürgen Stroop’s Report was published.
Adolf Berman. In the mainstream of history
Today marks the birth anniversary of Adolf Berman, so it is the opportunity to recall what kind of person he was.
Death and blue in Wróblewski’s painting
A painting that does not leave us indifferent and is probably going to haunt us for a long time is “Mother with a killed child”.
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.
Moshe Koussevitzky. 130th anniversary of birth
Moshe Koussevitzky was born on 9th June 1889 in Smorgon in Vilnius Region.
Sobibor. The revolt against death
The gate opened and we saw what looked like a pretty village”
Jews in Płońsk
The earliest information on the Jewish settlement in Płońsk is from 1446.
About Nalewki Street talks dr Rafał Żebrowski
Nalewki was the axis of the Jewish quarter. A broad street, densely populated, even crowded, on which ran trams.
Pre-war Tłomackie: the buildings and the people
Tłomackie Square was created as a result of the division of the Leszno jurydyka with a rampart.
About Anielewicz’s Mound talks Mr Jan Jagielski
We invite you to watch a short film about Anielewicz’s Mound.
About the ghetto gate talks Mr Jan Jagielski
The boundaries of the Warsaw Ghetto are virtually invisible nowadays.
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.
Białystok Ghetto Archive
In the JHI’s Archive we can see the original documents of the Jewish Council in Bialystok and 25 priceless manuscripts of the accounts of the refugees from various provincial towns of Bialystok written in 1943.
Sculptures of Samuel Willenberg
Samuel Willenberg’s sculptures do not leave anyone indifferent.
The fight and the destruction of the Bialystok Ghetto
During the night of August 15 the Germans began the second and final action of the liquidation of the ghetto in Białystok.
Białystok Jews: historical overview
The first mention of the Jews living in Białystok estates dates back to 1658.
The history of the Great Synagogue
Designed by, at the time, the best and most expensive architect in Warsaw, it lasted only 65 years and now the Blue Tower takes its place.
Marysia (Miriam) Ajzenstadt
This year’s March, which JHI is organizing for the second time, is devoted to the daughter of a conductor of choir of two synagogues in Warsaw — Marysia (Miriam) Ajzenstadt.
The Great Musicians of the Great Synagogue
The Great Synagogue in Tłomackie was an extraordinary place. And not only because of its architecture, but also in terms of the world-class musicians that performed in it.
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