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The August Kowalczyk art competition "People did this to other people" has been adjudicated

30-03-2022
The August Kowalczyk International Art Competition "People did this to other people", organised by the Kossak Family Artists Youth Cultural Centre No. 1 in Tychy and the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum, has been summed up.

New online lesson: “Women at KL Auschwitz”

22-03-2022
"Women at KL Auschwitz" is the new online lesson of the Auschwitz Memorial. It is available in Polish and English. It was created by Wanda Witek-Malicka of the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum Research Center and Jadwiga Dąbrowska of the Bureau for Former Prisoners.

Educational session "We were human beings just like every other human being on earth..." - 7 April 2022.

21-03-2022
The origins of the extermination of the Jews, which began in the German Nazi camp of Auschwitz 80 years ago, will be the subject of an educational session entitled "We were human beings just like any other human being on earth..." The session will take place on 7 April 2022 with simultaneous interpretation into English.

Call for participants: International Summer Academies 2022 (level 1 and 2)

18-03-2022
The International Center for Education about Auschwitz and the Holocaust will organize two editions of the International Summer Academy in 2022 – the 1st and 2nd level seminars.

"I saw unbelievable things" - educational conference on the 80th anniversary of the deportation of women to KL Auschwitz

08-03-2022
To mark this year's 80th anniversary of the deportation of the first women to Auschwitz, the International Center for Education about Auschwitz and the Holocaust (ICEAH) invites you to an educational conference dedicated to the fate of women during World War II with emphasis on the German Nazi concentration camps.

Thanks to volunteers, an English translation of Cracow’s “Memorial Books” will be produced.

07-03-2022
Students from the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme at the British International School of Cracow have undertaken the task of translating into English the “Memorial Books” dedicated to the transports of Poles to KL Auschwitz from Cracow and other towns in southern Poland. It is the educational aspect of the “Common Memory” project run by the Bureau for Former Prisoners at the Museum Archives.