Led by: Bartosz Wencel

On March 13th, 1943 the Germans liquidated the Krakow ghetto. The ghetto was functioning for two years, from March 1941. During this short period the prisoners went through various stages: from trying to adapt to new circumstances, through hope of recreating – however limited – their prewar lives, until the tragic stage of terror: deportations to death camps and mass executions.

This year, 80 years after the end of the Second World War, we would like to invite you to a guided tour commemorating the Jewish citizens of Krakow who were murdered at that time. We will take a closer look at the fates of women, whose lives were intertwined with these tragic events. We will present the stories of a few of them and discuss how their experiences differed from the experiences of men.

In Polish. Free admission.
Space is limited, registration required: zapisy@galiciajewishmuseum.org