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International conference on the fate of Polish prisoners of KL Sachsenhausen

International conference on the fate of Polish prisoners of KL Sachsenhausen that will be broadcast on IPNtv is organized by The Institute of National Remembrance, the City of Kielce authorities and the KL Sachsenhausen Museum and Memorial Site

International conference on the fate of Polish prisoners of KL Sachsenhausen will be held on 16th June 2021 on 16:00 (Poland) ; 17:00 (Israel) and will be broadcast on IPNtv. 

The Institute of National Remembrance, the City of Kielce authorities and the KL Sachsenhausen Museum and Memorial Site are organizing this on-line conference entitled “Polish prisoners of KL Sachsenhausen. Commemoration of General Bolesław Roja”.

The conference can be viewed in English, German and Polish. 

Further details and registration 

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