On 11 November visit the “Testimony of HELP” Exhibition

Poland’s National Independence Day is a special occasion to reflect on the events and values that have shaped the country’s history. On 11 November, the Central History Stop of the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) in Warsaw invites visitors to explore the New Technology Zone, featuring games and applications developed by the IPN’s New Technology Division, as well as the “Testimony of HELP” exhibition. Admission is free. Visitors are welcome between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

The “Testimony of HELP” Exhibition Open on 11 November

“Testimony of HELP” tells the story of the Blessed Ulma Family from Markowa and the Jewish people they sheltered during the German occupation.

The exhibition consists of two parts: an immersive virtual reality (VR) short film and a physical exhibition. The two-part installation is housed in a specially designed space. Direct interaction with the exhibits is combined with an immersive experience of history through new technologies, offering a multidimensional way of discovering the stories of Polish heroes who came to the aid of those in need.

Admission to the exhibition is free. It is located at the Central History Stop of the Institute of National Remembrance, 107 Marszałkowska Street, Warsaw. The exhibition will be open until 21 December.

Plan Your Visit to the New Technology Zone Today

The “Testimony of HELP” exhibition is not the only attraction awaiting visitors to the New Technology Zone. The space also features futuristic ORB X gaming pods and virtual reality stations. Here, visitors can explore educational games and applications developed by the IPN’s New Technology Division, free of charge. These experiences bring Poland’s recent history closer to audiences, foster empathy and encourage visitors to recognise the values that shape our attitudes and relationships with others.

Join us in discovering history! On 11 November, the “Testimony of HELP” exhibition and all the other attractions in the IPN New Technology Zone will be open to visitors. This is an invitation to history enthusiasts, families, young people and anyone looking to spend the day in a meaningful and inspiring way.

Admission is free. Visitors are welcome between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Let 11 November be not only an opportunity to celebrate together, but also a chance to encounter history that reminds us of the power of human solidarity and the values that bring communities together.