We invite you to the fifth episode of the series "Love behind the wires Majdanek"

Extreme emaciation, constant threat to life, and hunger were constantly present in the lives of the prisoners of the German Nazi concentration camp at Majdanek. Nevertheless, there were people among them who, even in such extreme conditions, wanted to learn and share their knowledge with others.

We invite you to the fifth episode of the cycle on the evacuation of prisoners from the Majdanek camp

We invite you to the fourth episode of the series "Love behind the wires Majdanek"

April 19 marks the Day of Holocaust Remembrance and Prevention of Crimes against Humanity. It is celebrated on the anniversary of the outbreak of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. The symbol of the day is yellow daffodil. One of the leaders of the uprising, Marek Edelman, on each anniversary of the event would lay yellow daffodils at the Monument to the Ghetto Heroes.

In the next episode of #tomorrowwillbebetter cycle at Easter for Greek Catholics and Orthodox Christians.we reminisce about Fr. Emilian Kowcz – a blessed priest known as the Parson of Majdanek.

We are starting another cycle in which we will talk about escapes from the Majdanek camp

We invite you to the third episode of the series "Love behind the wires Majdanek"

Cycle which will describe air raids on Lublin.

The sixth episode of the series about escapes from the Majdanek camp

The eighth episode of the series "Love behind the wires Majdanek"

Janina Modrzewska passed away on May 17, 1943, in the German concentration camp at Majdanek. She was the author of the song “Striped woman [Pol.: “Pasiaczka,” a woman in striped uniform], Do You Regret,” which is a paraphrase of the poem by Krakow poet Michał Bałucki “Highlander, Do You Regret.” Its lyrics were sung to the tune of the folk song and was very popular among the prisoners of KL Lublin.

We invite you to the second episode of the cycle about air raids on Lublin

We invite you to the fifth episode of the series about escapes from the Majdanek camp

On May 8, we celebrate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. On this occasion, we present graphics by Polish artists from our contemporary art collections.

The seventh episode of the cycle on the evacuation of prisoners from the Majdanek camp

The second part of the sixth episode of the cycle on the evacuation of prisoners from the Majdanek camp

The sixth episode of the cycle on the evacuation of prisoners from the Majdanek camp

The second episode of the series about escapes from the Majdanek camp

We devote this series to the escapes from the Majdanek camp. How the desire for freedom prevailed over fear and despair

Within cycle we will describe how the prisoners of Majdanek coped with their difficult situation. These included both their activities aimed at creating art as well as the acts of caring for and helping fellow inmates. We hope that through these series we will not only discover the history of Majdanek itself, but also find a model worth following in the current difficult period we are all struggling with.

In the torrid reality of Majdanek camp, the prisoners longed for any aesthetic experiences. Singing and chanting were among the cultural activities that were meant to fulfil these needs, help the inmates cope with their struggle, and give them hope for a better tomorrow.

We invite you to the fourth episode of the cycle on the evacuation of prisoners from the Majdanek camp

The third episode of the cycle on the evacuation of prisoners from the Majdanek camp