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"Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away" exhibition opened at the Reagan Library in California

24-03-2023
The exhibition 'Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away' created by the Museum and the Spanish company Musealia was opened at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California's Simi Valley. More than 30,000 people purchased presale tickets, and the exhibition is expected to be the most attended in the library’s history. The official opening ceremony on 23 March 2013 was hosted by CNN journalist Wolf Blitzer.

“Stories written in objects” - online education session, 20 March 2023.

10-03-2023
"Stories written in objects" is the title of an online education session scheduled for 20 March 2023. It will be translated simultaneously into English.

Memoria Magazine no. 65

28-02-2023
'Memoria' is an online magazine dedicated to the history of Auschwitz, the Holocaust as well as memory and education around the world. New edition is available.

"Roma - experience of extermination" - educational session online - 23 February 2023

08-02-2023
"Roma - experience of the extermination" is the title of an online educational session to be held on 23 February 2023. It will be translated simultaneously into English.

Today, once again, comes the time for essential human choices. 78th anniversary of liberation of Auschwitz.

27-01-2023
On January 27, a group of 18 Auschwitz and Holocaust Survivors met at the former Auschwitz camp to commemorate the 78th anniversary of the liberation of this German Nazi concentration and extermination camp. The event was held under the honorary patronage of the President of the Republic of Poland, Andrzej Duda.

Memory is the key to planning our future. Auschwitz Memorial Report 2022.

26-01-2023
English-Polish report summarizing the year 2022 at the Auschwitz Museum and Memorial was published. In his introduction, Director Piotr M. A. Cywiński wrote: "Today we can all see and better understand how much we need memory, which is the key to planning our future".