The TSKZ objectives include supporting of the Jewish community, promoting knowledge of the Yiddish language, fostering cultural awareness, and sharing knowledge about the culture, fine art and national heritage of the Polish Jews. For over 70 years we have been implementing various cultural and educational projects in aim to preserve national traditions of the Jewish community in Poland and emphasise the great role that the Polish Jews played in the historical shaping of the Polish society, political thought and culture.

our history

We are the oldest Jewish organisation
in Poland operating continuously since 1950

jewish word
słowo żydowskie

The only monthly magazine
published in the Polish and Yiddish languages

visit
sródborowianka

Our Conference and Holiday Centre
in Śródborów

ACTIVITIES IN TSKŻ

news

2023-12-07

Chag Hanukkah Sameach!

On the occasion of hannukah, may the light of the hannukah candles illuminate this festive season and fill it with peace, happines and a homely atmosphere. The Management Board of the Social and Cultural Association of Jews in Poland

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2023-12-07

Hanukkah at TSKZ branches

This year’s Hanukkah festivities are already upon us! The Festival of Lights will kick off on Thursday 7 December and run until Friday 15 December. To celebrate this festive week, we have planned some special events for you.

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2023-12-05

Obituary for Mr Marian Majerowicz

It is with great sadness that we have received the news of the passing of Marian Majerowicz, a long-standing vice-chairman of the Executive Board of the Association of Jewish War Veterans and Victims of World War II, a former Auschwitz prisoner who was compelled to participate in the Death March. Marian was our committed friend […]

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2023-11-27

The commemoration of the 85th anniversary of Kristallnacht at TSKŻ Branches.

This year marked the 85th anniversary of the tragic events that occurred during the so-called Kristallnacht. During such time of terror, more than 200 synagogues were burnt down, Jewish cemeteries were vandalised, store fronts and house windows were smashed. Just overnight, ca. ninety Jews were killed, and several thousand of them were deported to concentration […]

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