Together, we are creating The Sybir Memorial Museum!

We conversed with Father Krzysztof Korolczuk, a Jesuit who has been working in Tomsk Oblast and in the city of Tomsk for four years.

Father Krzysztof roughly wipes the dashboard of a large pickup truck from the dust as if he wanted to justify himself in this way for not having time to clean it.

Over 1,000 people participated in the day and the night run on 08/02/2020.

On 10th February marks exactly 80 years since the first mass deportation to Siberia.

On Thursday (30/01) Siberian deportees and their relatives visited the new headquarters of the Museum.

The Great Famine or - as the Ukrainians call it - Holodomor, was a crime. The artificially provoked famine in the Soviet Union between 1932 and 1933 caused mass deaths particularly in Ukraine.

The series of meetings 'Direction - Museum' is a scientific initiative aimed at enabling the exchange of knowledge and experiences between the widest possible range of museologists and historians.

Tadeusz Truskolaski - the President of the City of Białystok, handed Wojciech Śleszyński - the director of the Sybir Memorial Museum, the keys to the new Museum's building.

Ammunition box, cigarette case, helmet or magazine for the Bren hand machine gun - 19 unusual exhibits from the battlefield of Monte Cassino became a part of the Sybir Memorial Museum's collection.