Warsaw
Lecture: How Yiddish became one of the languages used at the POLIN Museum
The museum is the first and only one in the world to offer a Yiddish audio guide.
On the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising anniversary, honor the resistance you never heard of
All strands of Jewish life came together to survive in Warsaw, from Hasidim to converts and everything in between.
Why the exhibit on the Warsaw Jewish quarter, Muranow, is so good
One of the exhibit objects – a simple pair of scissors from that period – show us exactly what a typical tool used by Jews looked like.
Israeli Students Assaulted By ‘Arabic Speakers’ In Warsaw
The assailants outside of a Warsaw nightclub shouted “f**k Israel” and “Free Gaza” as they beat the students.
Would Guns Have Saved Jews From The Holocaust?
A Holocaust historian puts to bed the myth that Jews in the Holocaust went to their deaths like “sheep to slaughter.”
How Jews In The 1940s Honored The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising — And How We Honor It Now
A Holocaust survivor remembers the first Warsaw Ghetto Uprising memorial service; how children of survivors in New York will mark the occasion
Recalling The Unsavory Characters Of Jewish History, From ‘Prophets’ To Murderers
The study of Jewish history had two goals: To create an objective picture of the Jewish past and to defend the Jewish people from anti-Semitic libels.
WATCH: Does Anti-Semitism Still Exist In Poland?
One is a Polish journalist. The other is a Jewish student in Warsaw. Watch as they walk the streets of Poland and talk candidly about anti-Semitism.
Why My Polish High School Teaches Yiddish
Jewish history is an important part of Polish history.
Former Warsaw Ghetto Fighter Wins Lawsuit Over Published Love Letters
Simcha Rotem’s letters to his wartime girlfriend were published in a biography of her, without his consent.