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Info: Your browser does not accept cookies. If you want to put products into your cart and purchase them you need to enable cookies. BrowseInteractive classes conducted by the Auschwitz Museum educators which are a supplement for the exhibition and the former camp areas. Each workshop begins with introduction to a given subject, yet the fundamental part is work in groups (analysis and interpretation of documents, photographs and source texts), reporting on the assigned tasks by the participants and a recapitulative discussion under the educator’s supervision. The workshops are intended for school youth, students and teachers. Duration of workshops: 1.5 h Cost: PLN 288 in foreign language 
Seeking Vestiges
The workshop covers research for the Seeking Vestiges project and includes searches for documents in the archive that shed light on the stories of Poles, Sinti and Roma, and Jews deported to Auschwitz from various starting points.
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Stories of Individuals in the Camp
on the Basis of Documents and Photographs
The workshop aims at summing up a visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum. Students are always deeply moved after seeing how the extermination apparatus functioned. They have seen hundreds of photo More details... 
The Citizen Betrayed
Workshop at the exhibition in block no. 18
The purpose of the workshop is to teach about the history of the Jewish community in Hungary during the interwar period and World War II. The main themes covered in the workshop are, ab More details... 
The Destruction of the European Jews
Workshop at the exhibition in block no. 27
The purpose of the workshop is to teach about the story of the Jews in occupied Europe from 1933 to 1945 from both a comparative and a chronological perspective. More details... 
The Destruction of the European Roma
Workshop at the exhibition in block no. 13
The workshop is dedicated to the fate of the European Roma with special attention to the persecution of the Roma nation in the Third Reich and during World War II. The i prewar life of the Roma, More details... 
The Exodus of the Expelled—Forced Resettlement in Wartime
The students work in groups. They read accounts, studies, and other material to answer questions about the fate of men, women, and children who were resettled, and the degree to which they could fulfill their traditional family roles in such circumstances
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The Story of a Single Transport
The workshop begins with a brief multimedia presentation based on pictures taken by SS personnel on the ramp at Birkenau in the spring of 1944. These photographs come from a unique album that records the arrival, selection, plundering, and preparation for
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The Struggle and Martyrdom of the Poles from 1939-1945
The workshop is dedicated to the period of the war and occupation in Poland. The workshop addresses the issue of the Nazi policy of persecuting Poles and the plans for the extermination of the Polish people. The purpose of the workshop is to teach the par
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