Board exhibition entitled “Sybir brought them together — Polish exiles in the USSR in 1939-1956″ presents the history of deportations to Sybir during the Soviet times. The exhibition consists of 11 boards in the format of 70 cm x 100 cm in the form of one-sided prints on a 5mm PVC board. The materials used in the exhibition come from the collections of the Sybir Memorial Museum in Bialystok and the Society of Sybiraks in Hajnówka. These are inter alia archival photos and memoirs of deportees. Each board also includes a short commentary on the content presented by carefully selected sources.
The exhibition was presented on the occasion of the 78th anniversary of the first mass deportation. The authors of the exhibition are Irena Kostera and Bogusław Kosel.
| Board I (Title) | 70 x 100 cm; pcv5mm- printing |
| Board II (The Plundered House) | 70 x 100 cm; pcv5mm- printing |
| Board III (A Journey into the Unknown) | 70 x 100 cm; pcv5mm- printing |
| Board IV (Crime and Silence) | 70 x 100 cm; pcv5mm- printing |
| Board V (Amnesty) | 70 x 100 cm; pcv5mm- printing |
| Board VI (Army of the Wanderers) | 70 x 100 cm; pcv5mm- printing |
| Board VII (New Hope) | 70 x 100 cm; pcv5mm- printing |
| Board VIII (Berling’s Army) | 70 x 100 cm; pcv5mm- printing |
| Board IX (Strange Liberation) | 70 x 100 cm; pcv5mm- printing |
| Board X (War After the War) | 70 x 100 cm; pcv5mm- printing |
| Plansza XI (Sybir Memorial Museum) | 70 x 100 cm; pcv5mm- printing |
Detailed information on the terms of rental is provided by the Marketing, Development and Dissemination Department, Weglowa 1 Street in Bialystok.
Phone: +48 795 650 804.
E-mail: j.roguz@sybir.bialystok.pl
