EDITORIAL
The March edition of "Memoria" shows how many tools we have to tell and research history. One one hand, we create exhibition such as the Litzmannstadt Ghetto Photographs by Henryk Ross presented in New York or the London Exhibition, showing the enormous post-war effort that was put into finding relatives by the survivors of the tragedy of the war.
These are also source publications, such as the book on the persecution of women by Nazi Germany prepared jointly by the United States Holocaust Memoria Museum, the International Tracing Service and the Wiener Library in London, the Holocaust Geographies Collaborative research project or the initiative of the Cracow Medical Association to recall the achievements of the "Medical Review",
We also write about the moving story of Maria Romik, born in the Auschwitz camp, who was released from the camp together with her mother Stefania, and who donated to the collections of the Auschwitz Memorial an extraordinary family memento - a children's dress that her mother sewed for her in 1944, after her release from the camp.
I also encourage all our readers to co-operate with us. We would be grateful to receive information about events, projects, publications, exhibitions, conferences or research that we could write about. We also accept proposals for articles. Please do share information about this magazine with others, particularly via social media.
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Paweł Sawicki, Editor-in-Chief