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Curatorial tour of "Place with a Scar”
13
05.2023
Yesterday, 12 May, our Museum participated in the 10th edition of European Funds Open Days. Within their framework, at the place of the former Stalag 318/VIII F (344) Lamsdorf we hosted a group of local youth from together with their history teacher ...more o:Curatorial tour of "Place with a Scar” -
The debate "Witold Pilecki - not only a volunteer to Auschwitz"
12
05.2023
The debate entitled "Witold Pilecki - not only a volunteer to Auschwitz" is one of the events that the Opole City Council, with the immense involvement of the Municipal Public Library, is organising at the end of the week in Opole in order to show the ...more o:The debate "Witold Pilecki - not only a volunteer to Auschwitz" -
Information for visitors
10
05.2023
The Museum seat in Łambinowice is changing beyond recognition - a pavilion with an entrance area has recently been put into use, and intensive reorganization work is currently conducted, including moving to new rooms and offices.more o:Information for visitors -
78th anniversary of the end of Second World War
08
05.2023
Today, 8 May, we mark the National Victory Day. It is a holiday that has been in the Polish calendar in a new form since 2015. It was then when by the bill of 24 April, the Sejm of the Republic of Poland adopted that we would commemorate the day ...more o:78th anniversary of the end of Second World War -
We participate in the European Funds Open Days
07
05.2023
European Funds Open Days is an event organised on a grand scale, devoted to the subject of European Funds in Poland. This year it will be held for the tenth time. It is part of the #EUinmyregion campaign, initiated by the European Commission ...more o:We participate in the European Funds Open Days -
The 78th anniversary of the end of II World War is approaching
06
05.2023
On 8 May 1945 the unconditional German Instrument of Surrender came into effect. It ended the lasting 6 years war that involved 72 countries from all over the world, and which took a toll of more than 50 million of humans who had been killed, murdered ...more o:The 78th anniversary of the end of II World War is approaching