Museum and Memorial in Sobibór - sobibor-memorial.eu
Four transports of Jews from the transit camp in Drancy reached Sobibor, a total of about 4,000 people. Mostly stateless persons or those who had obtained citizenship a little earlier, including a significant percentage of French Jews, were brought in to the facility.
About Museum - sobibor-memorial.eu
The Museum at Majdanek initiated the design of a new architectural and landscape form of commemoration of the former extermination camp in Sobibór. The design was intended to follow the layout of the monument complex erected in 1965.
Guides - sobibor-memorial.eu
The Museum and Memorial in Sobibór offers guided tours in Polish and English. The approximate duration of the guided tour is 1-1,5 hours. For reservations, please contact the Visitor Service Centre (+ 48 82 572 60 31, [email protected]).
Exhibitions - Museum of the Former Death Camp in Sobibór
The exhibition “SS-Sonderkommando Sobibor. German death camp 1942–1943” strives to visualise and describe the realities of the functioning of the German death camp in Sobibór as part of a large-scale plan to exterminate the Jewish population in Europe occupied by the Third Reich.
Sobibór
SS-Sonderkommando Sobibor was one of the three German extermination camps operating in the General Government within the framework of operation “Reinhardt.” Around 180,000 men, women, and children were murdered there.
Muzeum i Miejsce Pamięci w Sobiborze
Rozpoczęcie budowy SS-Sonderkommando Sobibor Wczesną wiosną 1942 r. włodawski Judenrat otrzymał od Niemców polecenie dostarczenia 150 żydowskich robotników do prac budowlanych przy stacji kolejowej w Sobiborze.
Musuem and Memorial in Sobibór nominated to the 2024 …
We are proud that our branch - the Museum and Memorial in Sobibór has been nominated for the prestigious European Museum of the Year Award. EMYA is considered one of the most important recognitions for the museum and institutions in Europe.
55 Years ago a Monument in Sobibór was built - Sobibór
The architectural and landscape concept that is currently being implemented by the State Museum at Majdanek as a memorial site within the former extermination camp in Sobibór, continues the principles established in the 1965 concept.
SS-Sonderkommando Sobibor. German death camp 1942–1943
The exhibition “SS-Sonderkommando Sobibor. German death camp 1942–1943” strives to visualise and describe the realities of the functioning of the German death camp in Sobibór as part of a large-scale plan to exterminate the Jewish population in Europe occupied by the Third Reich.
Timeline - sobibor-memorial.eu
The first transport of 1,105 Jews deported directly from the Netherlands reached Sobibor. The group came from the transit camp in Westerbork. Until July 23, 1943, a total of 34,313 women, men and children were brought in 19 transports from the …