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Poland before the Holocaust - Recovering Traces of Jewish Life

22 November 2026
The National Holocaust Museum

Poland before the Holocaust - Recovering Traces of Jewish Life

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Before the Holocaust, Poland had the largest Jewish population of any European country. Nearly all were murdered in the Holocaust. But Holocaust education often focuses on Nazi Germany. 

From the perspective of the victims, Poland was the country that was most transformed by the impact of the genocide. In this "Interspatial" event, you will be transported there: you will explore the beautiful Galicia Jewish Museum, and hear from its curators about the traces of a cuture that was almost entirely wiped out. 

This event is available in person at the museum or you can join via livestream. 

See website for details.

Event information

Date

22 November 2026

Time

2pm to 4pm

Venue

The National Holocaust Museum

Price

Adult admission and event in person: £15 

Concession (age 65+) in person: £14

Livestream only ticket: £3.50

Organiser

The National Holocaust Museum

Contact phone

01623836627