The Pharmacy in the Kraków Ghetto (permanent)

The Holocaust of Kraków's Jews, the role of Kraków's pharmacist, the meaning of Pharmacy The Eagle Pharmacy in the tragic World War II period all together compose an exhibition Pharmacy in the Kraków's ghetto. The exhibition stresses the historicalness of the place by arranging fragment of pharmacy's interior, inseparably connected with Tadeusz Pankiewicz. His humanitarian attitude and explicit choice and consequence during the hardest moments of life are the canvas of the exhibition.

The Holocaust of Kraków's Jews between 1939 and 1945 is illustrated with photographs, documents, plans and several exhibits. The exhibition is fulfilled by short archival films about Jewish life as it was before World War II, about ghetto and concentration camp in Plaszow, which are being projected on monitors placed in special spots of the exposition. Additionally, the museum is equipped with computer posts that are used by guests to browse a cast archive of photographs and documents about Holocaust. The access to internet allows connecting from this place with specific web sites. Guests of the museum can register their remarks and sign an electronic guest book.