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MUZEUM HISTORII ŻYDÓW POLSKICH TYTUŁ PREZENTACJI PODTYTUŁ PREZENTACJI TU MOŻNA WKLEIĆ ADEKWATNE ZDJĘCIE ROZMIARU: 2562 PIKSELI/1288 PIKSELI

“Polish Righteous – Recalling Forgotten History” by Joanna Król from the Museum of the History of Polish Jews (PL)

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Joanna Król is involved in the project of the Museum of the History of Polish Jews since 2007 when as a museum’s scholar she took part in the Polish-Israeli students’ exchange and studied at the Tel Aviv University. She graduated Polish literature, linguistics and history of Polish Jewry at the University of Warsaw. Worked for the museum as film maker and education programs coordinator; currently holding a position of the oral history specialist and digital collections projects coordinator. Co-author of the film ”The Rescued” and the exhibition “They risked their lives – Poles who saved Jews during the Holocaust”. Both projects were based on the museum’s documentation and education program “Polish Righteous – Recalling Forgotten History”.

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Page 1: “Polish Righteous – Recalling Forgotten History” by Joanna Król from the Museum of the History of Polish Jews (PL)

MUZEUM HISTORII ŻYDÓW POLSKICH

TYTUŁ PREZENTACJIPODTYTUŁ PREZENTACJI

TU MOŻNA WKLEIĆ ADEKWATNE ZDJĘCIE ROZMIARU: 2562 PIKSELI/1288 PIKSELI

Page 2: “Polish Righteous – Recalling Forgotten History” by Joanna Król from the Museum of the History of Polish Jews (PL)

MUZEUM HISTORII ŻYDÓW POLSKICH

For one thousand years Poland has been a home to Jewish people.

Despite the unbearable experience of the Holocaust their existence continues and is being told at the Museum of the History of Polish Jews.

We learn about it through thousands of individual stories described in exhibitions, collections and Internet projects.

Storytelling helps people – Jews, non-Jews, Poles and non-Poles - to reconnect with this history and preserve it in their collective memory.

Page 3: “Polish Righteous – Recalling Forgotten History” by Joanna Król from the Museum of the History of Polish Jews (PL)

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Unofficial ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. April 17th, 1988. /Photo: Anna Beata Bohdziewicz, East News/

Page 4: “Polish Righteous – Recalling Forgotten History” by Joanna Król from the Museum of the History of Polish Jews (PL)

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Area of the Warsaw ghetto (a view toward the Old City) pictured by Henry N. Cobb in 1947. /Photo: Henry N. Cobb/

Page 5: “Polish Righteous – Recalling Forgotten History” by Joanna Król from the Museum of the History of Polish Jews (PL)

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Museum of the History of Polish Jews, May 2012 /Photo: Marek Łoś/

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Purim in Opatów. From the book “They Called Me Mayer July: Painted Memories of a Jewish Childhood in Poland before the Holocaust”. To the left: authors of the book Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett and her father Mayer Kirshenblatt. /Photos: BKG/

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Curator Ewa Małkowska-Bieniek presenting the Gwoździec synagogue’s roof located in the Paradisus Iudaeorum gallery, February 2014. /Photo: Magdalena Starowieyska/

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Holocaust gallery. Adam Czerniaków’s testimony. /Photo: Magdalena Starowieyska/

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Girl skirt donated by Anna Trachtenherc. Anna was forced to leave Poland following the anitsemitic campaign of March 1968. At the time, Anna was already a student, but took this item with her to Sweden, toghether with school exercise books for Polish history and language./MHŻP-B420/1-26/

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Part of matzevah – donated to the Museum by Stanisław Materniak who found it in 1990 during demolition work on a site which belonged to the Peasant’ Self-Help Co-opertive in Krosno. It served as a sharpening stone for knives and tools. /MHŻP-B232/

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Virtual Shtetl – a social phenomenon; a portal documenting Jewish life – its PAST and PRESENT. /Photo: www.sztetl.org.pl/

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/Photos: www.sztetl.org.pl/

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Władysław Bartoszewski and Zygmunt Stępiński with the youth from the Muranów district during the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the „Żegota” Council for Aid to Jews, December 2012. /Photo: www.sprawiedliwi.org.pl/

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/Photos: www.sprawiedliwi.org.pl, Jewish Historical Institute/

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Visit our websites:

www.jewishmuseum.org.plwww.sztetl.org.plwww.sprawiedliwi.org.pljudaica.jewishmuseum.org.pl

THANK YOU

Joanna KrólDigital Collections [email protected]