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One cannot understand the modern world without a thorough knowledge of the history of the Nazi German concentration camp, Auschwitz. Students and academic youth can take advantage of educational programs prepared by ICEAH. Middle Upper-Secondary Universities |
Educational work shapes the individual and collective memory of Auschwitz. ICEAH organizes postgraduate studies, seminars, conferences, and also prepares publications supporting educators in the proper preparation of young people for a visit to the Memorial. More |
Education in the authentic space of the former camp gives the opportunity to reflect and debate on many universal topics, significant in the process of civic education. Therefore, the activity of ICEAH is also addressed to various professional and social groups. More |
News
Exceptional collection of camp letters written by physician Jan Nowak donated to the Auschwitz Museum Archives
14-07-2026
A collection of letters and documents related to Jan Nowak, a physician from Kraków who, as a prisoner of German Nazi concentration camps, worked in camp hospitals and helped other prisoners, has been donated to the Auschwitz Museum Archives. The documents, including a letter sent from the camp and seven letters sent to the camp by his relatives, were donated on 11 July by Marek Trybulski, owner of the Kraków Numismatic Salon.
"Block 10": the first feature film to use our Virtual Film Location project
10-07-2026
Na Festiwalu Filmowym w Monachium 3 lipca odbyła się światowa premiera filmu fabularnego „Blok 10” w reżyserii Marcusa O. Rosenmüllera, według scenariusza dr Alice Brauner. To pierwsza produkcja, w której wykorzystano nowy projekt Muzeum „Picture from Auschwitz”, wirtualną lokację filmową, która ma służyć twórcom do jak najwierniejszego opowiadania o historii niemieckiego nazistowskiego obozu koncentracyjnego i zagłady Auschwitz.
European Funds for the Auschwitz Museum
09-07-2026
The Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum has signed an agreement with the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage for funding the project “Increasing access to cultural resources through the conservation and protection of historic structures and the renovation and expansion of the infrastructure of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum.” The entire undertaking is being carried out under the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate and Environment 2021–2027 programme.
