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70ava
Beijing, Kina988 bidrag
jul. 2022
The story of the Jews living in the ghetto of Warsaw under horrible conditions, and working tirelessly to document the history as much as possible is the main theme of this museum. Thanks to their bravery, their understanding of this historical moment they were witnessing and their team spirit, we know what really happened there. How this huge archive of testimonies was eventually found and restored is an amazing story in itself. Not to be missed.
Skrevet 29. juli 2022
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Danno_99
Europa1 992 bidrag
aug. 2021
The museum is focuses on records documenting Jewish life under the Nazis in Warsaw. Much of the museum deals with who collected the records, how they were collected and stored. There are many personal stories about Jews who lived there - some as recorded texts, many others as letters and postcards that were sent during the holocaust. There are several short films as well.
Worth visiting, but bear in mind the focus is narrow.
Worth visiting, but bear in mind the focus is narrow.
Skrevet 9. september 2021
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Hawk470
Baltimore, MD2 555 bidrag
jun. 2019
I came to the Jewish Historical Institute for two reasons and found another while I visiting.
The first reason was to see whether I could answer some family heritage questions. The Institute’s world class genealogy staff deeply focuses on your family, doesn’t rush, and navigates with you real time through the online documentation that, while accessible abroad, can be challenging and, once you have found related documents, translates them and deciphers the antiquated script when necessary. They have also followed up after my visit with additional information. Through my work with them I have solved some longstanding family mysteries and been better able to navigate the resources on my own. I contacted them ahead of time and scheduled my visit and recommend that you do so too. They cover historical Poland, including parts of what is now Ukraine.
The second reason we went was to see the Permanent Exhibit (which changes periodically because it differed from the exhibit that I saw on my first visit in 2005). This exhibit was indeed special and inspirational in many ways. The main portion addresses the many facets of “Oneg Shabbat” (Joy of the Sabbath), the organization of several dozen people within the Warsaw Ghetto who took as their mission to clandestinely and systematically chronicle for history the establishment, operation, and liquidation of the Ghetto by the Nazis, as well as the testimonies from others, including an escapee from the Treblinka extermination camp. The exhibit shows how, under the most difficult and dangerous circumstances, they created the records and hid them before the Ghetto’s destruction and how the documents, photographs, and artifacts were found and preserved after the war. Many original documents are on display and a video describes the recovery process. When you realize that those who worked diligently and selflessly to create and hide the archive did so knowing that they would likely die before the truth came to light, the majesty of this effort becomes even more awe-inspiring. Three Oneg Shabbat members survived the war and assisted in the archive’s recovery and restoration.
The building itself is its own significant story and represents another reason to visit. Erected as the main Judaic Library alongside Warsaw’s Great Synagogue just before the Second World War, it was damaged when the synagogue was blown up by the Nazis on May 16, 1943. The library survived, but traces of the resulting fire from the explosion can still be seen on the lobby floor. Another living testament to surviving evil.
The first reason was to see whether I could answer some family heritage questions. The Institute’s world class genealogy staff deeply focuses on your family, doesn’t rush, and navigates with you real time through the online documentation that, while accessible abroad, can be challenging and, once you have found related documents, translates them and deciphers the antiquated script when necessary. They have also followed up after my visit with additional information. Through my work with them I have solved some longstanding family mysteries and been better able to navigate the resources on my own. I contacted them ahead of time and scheduled my visit and recommend that you do so too. They cover historical Poland, including parts of what is now Ukraine.
The second reason we went was to see the Permanent Exhibit (which changes periodically because it differed from the exhibit that I saw on my first visit in 2005). This exhibit was indeed special and inspirational in many ways. The main portion addresses the many facets of “Oneg Shabbat” (Joy of the Sabbath), the organization of several dozen people within the Warsaw Ghetto who took as their mission to clandestinely and systematically chronicle for history the establishment, operation, and liquidation of the Ghetto by the Nazis, as well as the testimonies from others, including an escapee from the Treblinka extermination camp. The exhibit shows how, under the most difficult and dangerous circumstances, they created the records and hid them before the Ghetto’s destruction and how the documents, photographs, and artifacts were found and preserved after the war. Many original documents are on display and a video describes the recovery process. When you realize that those who worked diligently and selflessly to create and hide the archive did so knowing that they would likely die before the truth came to light, the majesty of this effort becomes even more awe-inspiring. Three Oneg Shabbat members survived the war and assisted in the archive’s recovery and restoration.
The building itself is its own significant story and represents another reason to visit. Erected as the main Judaic Library alongside Warsaw’s Great Synagogue just before the Second World War, it was damaged when the synagogue was blown up by the Nazis on May 16, 1943. The library survived, but traces of the resulting fire from the explosion can still be seen on the lobby floor. Another living testament to surviving evil.
Skrevet 17. oktober 2019
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RegardsVal
348 bidrag
aug. 2019 • Alene
De meesten van ons kennen de geschiedenis van de Holocaust en de verschrikkelijke aantallen vermoorde joden, sinti, homo's, politieke gevangenen, etc. Dit kleine instituut maakt de individuen zichtbaar. Teruggevonden documenten (met opzet verborgen om het joodse leven in het ghetto te beschrijven) worden hier bewaard, onderzocht en tentoongesteld. Het zijn foto's en documenten, verwacht geen voorwerpen. Het is indrukwekkend om de brieven te lezen (permanente tentoonstelling ( en de foto's te zien (tijdelijke tentoonstelling). Vooral de foto van het jongetje dat in zijn eentje om voedsel staat te bedelen blijft hangen.
Trek hier 2 uur voor uit om alles te lezen: het moet gelezen worden. Het is rustig, een verademing na het Polin museum. Toegang 12 zloty, iets minder dan €3.
Er is een kleine koffieshop annex boekhandeltje om uit te blazen.
Trek hier 2 uur voor uit om alles te lezen: het moet gelezen worden. Het is rustig, een verademing na het Polin museum. Toegang 12 zloty, iets minder dan €3.
Er is een kleine koffieshop annex boekhandeltje om uit te blazen.
Skrevet 2. august 2019
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AshesToProveIt
Philadelphia313 bidrag
mai 2019 • Par
The museum holds records, photographs, videos and artifacts from the Warsaw Ghetto during the Nazi occupation, chronicled by a small clandestine group within the Ghetto during the war. You can go through the museum within an hour to two hours. Being able to read the reports and personal writings of these people caught in a desperate and hopeless situation is very moving and, of course, sad. The reports made by this group were used at the Nuremberg trials. A visit to this museum is well worth the time. There is also a small bookstore attached to an internal small cafe within the museum. The museum is located in the Ghetto area, only about a 10 minute walk from the much larger and better known Polin Museum of the History of the Jewish People.
Skrevet 23. mai 2019
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wilanow
London, UK125 bidrag
mai 2019 • Par
We went on a Sunday and pre ordered tickets, that were free, online. A very interesting insight in to the suffering of Jewish people during the war. We spent 2.5 hours here. There was an exhibition of photographs on the top floor.
Skrevet 20. mai 2019
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Daniel S
Owego, NY796 bidrag
mai 2019 • Venner
Be ready to go through airport type screening. Just not convenient.
There are many video displays and history. Not many artifacts.
There are many video displays and history. Not many artifacts.
Skrevet 2. mai 2019
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hedyjacobson
Jerusalem, Israel7 bidrag
aug. 2018
Warsaw is a city well worth visiting, for the architecture, cultural activities and culinary possibilities. But it is also a city with a painful history in general and specifically when talking about the history of the Jewish people and their fate during WW2. An important site to visit, if you want to understand what went on behind the walls of the Warsaw ghetto, is the Jewish Historical Institute. Here you will find (being guided by professional guides of the place) the remnants of testimonies in an amazing archive (Oneg Shabat) that was created by people whose bodies were deteriorating but whose spirits and amazing vision for the future could not be quenched by the nazis and their collaborators. Spiritual resistance that has a lot to teach us all today.
Skrevet 16. januar 2019
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Esteve M
4 bidrag
jan. 2019
la visita lleva su tiempo, pero vale la pena. hay mucho contenido, mucho del cual es interactivo, asi que la visita durara hasta 4 horas si lo quieres hacer bien
Skrevet 1. januar 2019
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