“When a religious Jew has a problem, he goes to a rabbi for advice. But what is the rabbi supposed to do when he has a problem? He goes to the Chief Rabbi. But where should the Chief Rabbi go when he has a problem? A Chief Rabbi goes to Marian Turski.”
— Michael Schudrich, Chief Rabbi of Poland
Marian Turski, witness to history, a role model, an editor, but also father, husband, grandfather, and a friend – also a friend of Marek Zając, author of the book “Nieobojętny. 100 portretów Mariana Turskiego” (“Not Indifferent. 100 Portraits of Marian Turski”). Right before the 100th anniversary of Marian Turski’s birth, we would like to invite you to join a conversation on a book which is full of warm memories, but also important words, and lessons for difficult times.
Organized by: Znak Horyzont
In Polish. Free admission.
