Make sure to stop by the Museum Store before or during your visit to POLIN. We’re always updating the store with new items that would make a good souvenir, gift, or special memento of your trip to POLIN.
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phot. M. Seidler / Museum of the History of Polish Jews
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fot. T. Kaczor
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phot. M. Seidler / Museum of the History of Polish Jews
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phot. M. Seidler / Museum of the History of Polish Jews
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phot. M. Seidler / Museum of the History of Polish Jews
What’s new?
Make sure to look for:
- Marian Turski’s, "XI Thou Shalt Not Be Indifferent," and additional merchandise.
XI Thou Shalt Not Be Indifferent" written by Marian Turski, a Holocaust survivor from Łódż, is about the most important message that the past has for us, an impassioned call to readers to always act with decency: to remember history, which repeats itself, and never to be indifferent.
For more details: Marian Turski: "XI Thou Shalt Not Be Indifferent"
- "Samuel Willenberg – a Hero of Two Nations."
The Nazi invasion of Poland, the Holocaust, and resistance, all in one extraordinary biography. The book, "Samuel Willenberg – a Hero of Two Nations," tells the complex story of the fate of Poles and Jews during the Second World War, through the lenses of the extraordinary experience of Samuel Willenberg (1923-2016).
For more details: All-new book: "Samuel Willenberg – a Hero of Two Nations"
Our new coffee mug selection featuring Marek Edelman or "XI Thou Shalt Not Be Indifferent." We also brand new magnets that you won’t find in other stores in Warsaw, plus tote bags and postcards. We have also updated our children’s corner with fresh books and toys. At the cash desk looks for our new dreidels, and Judaica as well.
Finally, consider getting one of our guide books in English. We currently have our temporary exhibition guide book available, as well as the guide to the Core Exhibition. Also new to the Museum store is the Warsaw ghetto map and guide book, "The Ghetto Was Here."